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VOL:. 6f, NO. 'fl2, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES NEWPORT BEACH. CAl.l'lRNJA THU~SDAY, MAY 9, 1968 TEN CENTS
For Wateh,~· Not Bossing ..
Glavas Won't Oppose _ , Police TV 'Advisors'
• By BltUCE BENSON
CM .. Delf ,_S ...
Newport Beach Police Chief B.
James Glavaa today softened his
resistancle to the idea of a citiZe'lls'
advbon' group participating in a pro-
poeed public television . surveillance
system.
"I would have no objection to an
advisory group that might have sug-
gestloos and even participate In the
study procram itself," Glavas said.
'?be police chief made tt cleer.
bowev«, that he wUl cootinue to
oppose the creation of any extra-mu-
nicipal body with regulatocy pc>wus.
"I'm in opposltlon to reporting to
more than one boss," he said.
Glavas said last fall he would quit
iI a citi2leOI group was set up to owr-
see a proposed Electronic Protection
System (EPS).
He complained at the time that such
a group smacked of the "odor of a
police review board.''
His position today wu in answer to
a question at a breakfast meeting ol
tl'le Newport Harbor.CO.ta Meta Board
of Realtors at the Balboa Bay Clul>.
"While I'm not neoeesarUy in this
camp,'' began the realt.or cautiously,
"IOIDt peop'8 have p11JPOMCI a c1tbens
group of some kind f« th1a televkion
system. How do ytu fed about tbat?"
' Glavas said an advllory group of
cituens might be able to lldd con-
Pioneering Law
On Plane Noise
Commissioners or Orange County
Airport will be asked next Tuesday
Dight to adopt a "pioneering" anU-
noise law bind.ilg on all aviators using
the airport.
Violators of tlle proposed ordinance
could be Jailed. 11le final draft <>f the proposed coun-
ty ordinance is tile result of months of
study and debate on what pilots can do
within the bounda of safety to curtail
the noise of their etanes.
. Among its provillons, the law would
prohibit planes fJ'OUl flying under 2,000
feet within 5 mGes of the airport
unleu they are lan4ing or taking off.
It would require all jets and prop
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No Fanftlre
As Fan ~ets.
Start Runs
Air California will begin easing in~
service Orange County Airport's first
pure jet passenger planes Monday ..
By Friday. May 17. two $3.5 mill100
Douglas DC9's will be i1I full service,
whistling to and from San Franeisco.
airline spokesmen said today.
Addition of the 85-passenger fan jets
to Alr· Cal's present fleet of four
Lockheed Electra turbo-props will
enabel the county-based line to provide
42 rulhts a day, 21 outgoing and 21 in·
coming. There are now 28 round trip Oigbts
dally. . Air Cal has prepared (or the m·
· creue in service by hiring 18 new
stewardesses for a total of 68. and 'r1
other flight crew members, boosting ·
that roster to 75. •
'lbe f.an jets will be put into service
without lllIY particular fan fare, said
Air Cal officials, who noted that pilots
have been carefully instructed on
noise abatement procedures.
Of tbe C roundtrip hops that will be un~ May 10, 28 will be on the
San Fl'adcisco run, the rest on the San
Jose.OalWand route.
Freeway Sniper
May Be Youths
With Slingshots
Garden Grove's mystery anJper ..
whose antics Ued up traWc for more
than an boUr early Wednesday on the
Garden Giove Freeway, may have
been Dis with aUngshoU •. police said
today. ba lnvesUg.ton reported they ve
round pieces of rock 1.mbedded Jn the
crilclced windshields or some Of the
Ove trucks which had been hit.
A rock two inches in diameter was
found ln the bent arm of a winc:lshlefd
wiper on tbe truck driven by Jamu
Hutt of lll4 Delaware St., Hmst.tnctoa
Beach.
Hutt Wednelda'y had report.Id be
bad heard a loud nolM liA a riOe abot
and aaw Ida windshield wtper-bend. "t
knew' lben I hid been shot at,'' be
aald.
Gilden Ct-ove potJoe la.-tlpton
sa.ld today they u. not sure boW tbt
rotkl were proptlled throup tbe air
md Ud oot ret turned UP an1
IU.Sptdad rock tl'TOWV'.
"AU we bow .. that we b .. • that
two lnch dimneter rock and pieces or
-.n," a tp0knman said. "W• hi\":
no Idea bow Oley wm propelled. bf
,Unpbot or bf had." A
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planes of more Utan 12,500 pounds
takeoff weight to fly over Upper
Newport Bay after takeoff until
reaching an altitude of 2.000 feel
COMMl'M'EE MEMBERS
The measure was drawn qp by an
Airport Commission subcommittee.
Members inclQdes Robert Bresnahan.
airport admiAistrator, and Jack
Mullan, head Qf Newport Beach's Air
Traffic Advisory Committee. an ad·
visory arm of the city council .
Much of the technical advice came
from Elmer Cote, vice president of
rught operations for Air California.
The airline's pilots already have been
instructed to follow noise abatement
methods similar to those proposed in
the otdinance.
U commluionera adopt tbe it, the
llMU\ft "'° be lwwarded to the Board or Supervisors for final· ap-
proval. and become law 30 days lat.er.
Violators of any pert of the antJ-
naile m.bdemeanol" would Iii subject
to a maximum six months in jall and
$600 fine.
IGNORE PROVJSIONS
'lbe-measure states a pilot is ex-
pected to Ignore any of Its provisions if
necessary for 01ght safety.
The proposal Is "a pioneering effort to combat aviation noise" in the
United States. according to Arthur
Wahlstedt. deputy county counsel.
"If you're asking me about other
airports' batting averages with similar
ordinances. I don't know. I don't think
anybody else has been up yet," he told
the DAILY PILOT
"We're pioneers in this sense. We
ju.st have to start it out and see what
the wrinkles are."
Contrary to earlier reports. there is
no provision for determining how to
enforce the Jaw after enactment,
Wahlstedt said.
"Any criminal ordinance is desi,med
to tell people what they can't do." he
said. "Now precisely how we're J?oing
to catch them is something else. It's a
tough problem. there's no question
about it."
ADOPT IT
Wahlstedt Sllid the only way to learn
how well 1he law worn is to adopt It.
"grab somebody and see it we can
make It stick.·•
He also said the airport ad-
ministratk>n was open to auggestions
on how to police the skies.
"Everybody bitches about the noise
but nobody ha,, any good ideas. What
do you clo? Go.out and buy yourself a
tall motorcycle and go afttt them that
way?"
He aaJd one enforcement approach
mlgbt be setting up a noiae aeuor
somewhere under the filgbt path of
departing planes. A meter calibrated
for maximum expected noise from
various kinds of planes could be wtred
up at the airport. and planes kept
track of that way.
UPIT .......
All Tlte W••
Air mail pilot Bill Hackbarth,
67, of Santa Paula, Calif., apry.
ly leaps out of open cockpit o(
his 1918 DeHavilland in Wasb-
in~ D. C., loday after fly-. ing the SO.year-old plane to na-
tion's capital to be enshrined
ln Smllhaoftlan lnsUtution.
(Story, Page 3)
OCC Trustees
Surrender
In Tax Fight
By m oMAS FORTUNE
Of Ille Dellr " .. ' Stefl
Orange Coast College District of.
ficials have surrendered. ending a bil·
ter seat tax dispute.
"It looks like we are the hard luck
ducks," Trustee Walter Loogmoor
said Wednesday Dight.
''It is our feeling we are g<>ing to
have to take them (Saddleback Junior
College Dlstrlct transfer students),"
Supt. Norman E. Wat.son said.
Orange Coast <>fficials are sUU hop-
ing that by what Wat.son termed
"some miracle" dle Legislature will
come to the district's aid.
But, meanwhile. they will not adopt
a policy of preferential registration
and will accept students wtio cannot
get the programs they want next fall
at the new Saddleba<:k College in
Mission Viejo.
Watson, Longmoor and othe!'s men·
tioned the district's "bad guy" image
for up to now rejecting the students.
· "Rtally. we are up against a barrier
of keeping a good image," Longmoor
said.
The threat of prererential registra·
Uon made by Trustee Worth Keene
and Dr. Walson fast week before the
County School Board thus turned out
to be hollow.
Preferential registration ls a prac·
tioe wbffeby students are accepted for
admiS!ion but registered last after
cla9ses already are filled and thereby
squeezed out. ,
The thou~t was tnat the district
(See SEAT TAX, P1ge Z) •
Neaeport Olca1 Ukel1
Bed Tax Boost
By JEROME F. OOU.INS ..................
Newport Buel Clt.Y M a n a I e r narvey L. Hurll>urt today recom-
mended a boolt It the dt.J'• hot.el and
motel bed tax from four ptreent of'tht
room tab to ftve ptl'Cflll.
Tht lncreaee Is expected t4 be •P.
proved by 'lhe City Cooricll wtre11 tt
takes up the propotal Monday. ' n wUt affect room rates charted by
an estimated 1,800 innkeepers. lo·
cJudina owners of ... term ..,at'l-ment nntat.s.
Hurlburt two W..U qo wa ID-
structed by the council to study the
"an.lform tranalent occut>ancy tu" as
a source of additlooat revenue. Coun·
cllmen al'\ constdertna v a r I o u s
methods or Increasing municipal in·
come w1lhol.lt bikini the property tax
rate.
rn his wriUen report to the council.
the city manager notet that Jeven
other Oranp County dtles already
-'have raised the bed tu trom four to
five per~t. 'lbe1 a.re Baena Park, .FuUert.on, Garden Grove,· Laguna
Beleb, Oruae, Pllcal1a aDd Su a.m.ate.
structlve comments during the study
trial or the proposed system. He con-
ti.Jlued:
"I feet I'm adeq~ately s.upervised u tt now stands. I have a city man-
ager who oversees my work. and a
Ctty ·Council who oversees the City Ma~r. __
''Bat as far as having another set o~ boei;es, I want no part of it."
Glavas bas been stumping at var·
IOUJ clubs and groups for months in
an effort to acquaint the public with
exactly what the EPS means.
One of his strongest themes is as·
suring the public that police TV cam-·
eras won't lead to an invasion or
privacy.
Glavas is hopeful the City Council
will approve an application to the
federal government for about $000,000
to install 12 to 18 closed circuit TV
cameras.
The remote controlled cameras
_,.
would be set up at key spots in the
city, sending their plct~s to a cen·
t.ral control monitor panel aL police
headquarters.
The city already has fun<.led $3.500
to prepare an application for the
program. JI the appUcation is ulti-
mately approved by federal agencies,
councilmen would be asked to spend
about •10,000 more to help get the
(See GLA VAS, Page !)
Saigon Put to Torch
Com1nunists Push Bloody Spring Offensive
SAIGON (UPI) -Large areas of
Saigon were in names today as the
Communists pressed a bloody spring
offensive on the eve of the Paris talks
betwetUJ the United States and North
Vietnam. Thousands of refugees were
caught in the fighting and watched
their homes burned before their eyes.
'lbe United States threw 2.000 rein-
forcements into the growing battle and
sent in more tanks and helicopter
gunshjps. But the Viet Cong and North
Vietnamese also reloforced, and
Saigon was ringed by a series of bat-
tles that lit up the sky and deafened
the senses with the lhWJd.er of ex
ploslons. -
U.S. military spokesmen said a bnad
of 200 Viet Cong had peodrated allied
lines and swept into the city, setting
fire to whole blocks or houses as they
went.
Street fighting broke out in at least
fi ve areas of Saigon while allied
Used as Seat Cover
2 Youths Plead Guilty
'fo Defiling U.S. Flag
Two Harbor Area youths Wednesday
pleaded. guilty to charges of defiling
the American Flag.
TimmJe E. Hoppis, 20, or l>4 16th
St.. Costa Mesa. and Rod ~hael
Stewart, 18, ot 2212 W. Ocean Front.
entered the pleas in Newport-Mesa
Municipa, Court.
Judge Calvin Schmidt ordered them
to return June 5 for a probationary
hearing &nd possible sentencing.
Hoppis aod Stewart admitted using
a nag as an automobile seat cover.
They were arrested for violation of a
500 Policemen
Newpo11-Bound
For Convention
section of the caurornia Veterans and
Military Code, which makes it a
mJsdemeanor to mJsuse the American
Flag. '
Newport police wrested the you ths
near Newport Harbor High School late
Tuesday after a wom::n complained of
Sei!ing the banner covering the back
seat of their car.
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Laguna Flag
La'W Sriit Denied
By County DA
A complaint sought by Laguna
Beach police against an Occidental
College coed draped in the American
flag today was denied by the district
Newport Beach Police Chief B. attorney's office.
.Tames Glavas and Orange County Sgt. Vic Sagan said the district at.
Sheriff• James A. Musick will co-host torney declined to Issue the complaint
the 48tJ;t annual c~nference o~ ~he because the matter did not seem to CaUforrua Peace Officer's Assoc13hon at the Newporter lno. Sunday throug~ come under the scope of the S t a t e
Wednesday. Military and Veterans Code.
An estimated 500 officers and their Police seized Ute nag Monday eve-
wives are expected to attend the four· ning arter a call from irate members
.day program Which starts 11 a.m. or the Elks Club. The 18-year-old Palos
Monday. v d E · I Scheduled speakers are s e n . er es stales girt and a ma e com-
Thomas Kuchel CR·Caliiornia), James panion entered the club looking for
Rowley, director or the U.S. Secret the nearby Mystic Arts.
Service: Lt. Gov. Robert H. Finc.h: Police said the girl was wearing the Dr. Max Rafferty, State supenn· . tendent of public instruction and FBI flag about her shoulders and lups like
Inspector Jerome Daunt. a shawl and was also wearing a table·
Assisting their husbands as co-cloth.
hoi;tesses will be the Mmes. James Officers said the pair told them they
Glavas and James Musick. Intended to be photographed In t h e
Registration Is scheduled for 1-5 MysUc Arts for the campus humor
p.m. in the Palm Room. · magazine. "Fang". The young m a n
Eventa include general scsslons. was wearing an olive drab military
rlection of orrlcers. comm l t t ee jacket and a chrome plated German
reports, wotltshop and study groups. army helmeL
Sought
Jn addition to the percentage In·
crraae. HID'lbutt ls also proposing ex·
tcn,loa Of the OCaJp&ncy period during
which ttle tax applies from the present
t.1 days to :.> days.
Tile chao•es, U approved by coun·
~ilmen, woUkl raise llie c1ty'11 bed tu
1nrome from an esUmated •121.000 an·
nualty io '172,000 for the 1915Me nnan·
cial year.
The IMruae tot.all! H $ , 0 0 0 ,
c<inlvaJeat to.whAt ls geMroted by tWo
cents cm tbt cwrtnt •l.175 properly
(Set HD T~ Paae !)
Honor Students
To Be Feted
~'The Commodores' Club of Che
Newport Harbor Chamber oC Com·
merce will honor 1pproxlmat.ely 50
studenll from Newport Harbor Hi!Jh
School 1od \:Grona -.el Mar High
School who have malntabltd an "A"
averap throughout high il!ool 1t the
annual 3Cholarshlp luncheo11 May 24 at
noon at the Balboa Bay Club.
&.ch ytar one 9lrl Is selected by the
Commodores to receive the Agnes
Blomquist Award to assist her io her
future educaUon.
R.eMrvatlbns are limited to 300
penon1 and tJcket1 may be obtained
at the Chamber ofllce, 1800 W. P1clflo
, Cout Hlgbway er by ca111n1 Ml-U55.
Tlckttl are s:uo each.
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planes, artillery aod helicopters straf·
ed the enemy -and started more
!ires.
The spokesman called the Red or-
feosive a ''murderous Communist
' publicity stunt" tied to the Parls talks
which open Friday.
They said more th3n 3.000 Com·
munists already had been killed in the
five-day-old Red offensive, 2.540 of
them in S a i g o n . Newly-captured
(See SAIGON, Page 2)
North Viet
Peace Envoys
,Now in Paris
PARIS (AP) -North Vietnem'1
~hier delegate to peace contacts with
the United States arrived today, and
his American counterpart was Aue
tonight for talks startinC Friday.
A crowd of 300, Vletnamffe and
Frenchmen, carrying Oags and a ban-
ner. grei!ted Xu.an Thuy, tbe Hanoi
delegate. as his plane toJcbed down
after stops in Peking and Moscow.
Among the welcoming group at Le
Bourget Airport w e r e S o v i e t
Ambassador Valerian Zorin and Com-
munist Chinese Charge d'A.ffaires Su-
Chih.
The Vietnamese and Frenchmen
clapped and waved yellow-starred red
flags of North Vietnam. Others held
up a banner saying: "Welcome to the
delegation of the Vietnamese Peoples
RepubUc."
U.S. ofticials are predicting Jong.
hard bargaining with the North Viet-
namese as the American negotiators
also beaded for the French capital
with a mandate from President
Johnson to s o u n d out Hanoi's
representative en peace prospects.
On departing W a s h i n g t o n ,
Ambassador W. Averell Harriman, the
chief U.S. negotiator. called on the
North Vietnamese to match the
Americans lo "a spirit of h:>pe. sin·
cerily and good will" In searching for
a peaceful solution to the Vietnam
"-1lr.
Sto<"k Jtlarl~ets
NEW YORK (APl -The stock
markcl moved lower in aclive trading
tcday. <See quotations. Pages 20-21 ).
Lesses moved slightly aheaj to ex·
ceed gains for the first time during Ille
session. The mbderate margin the
Oraag: O!ieo:n
Weather
Sunny today and sunnier to·
morrow Is the bright word Crom
forecaster Frank l!:rnst. Look
for temperatures In the low 70's
along the coast.
INSIDE TODAY
\Vho'a tli• biggest new atar
on &ht muaical horizon? Would
11ou say Tl1111 Tim, Che shogo11
haired soprano trom t11' Rowml
and Martin show? TV columnist
Rick DuBrow dot1. Page 23.
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~ OAILY PILOT
s~reams of Saigon~s Chillhten Go IJ~eard
SAIGON (UPI) -The screams ol a
two-yea.old llrl ID pu ~ b1ml
ded with. sirens ol ambulances today
carrying batUe casualties across
Saigon's "Y" Bridge.
The little girl was alone and she ran,
sobbing uncontrollably, from heaps of
joetllng column 0£ refugees looking for
blocks into Saigon's outskirts.
:t * * SAIGON
prisoners said they bad orders to fight
to the deatb.
U.S. losses were put at 53 killed aod
487 wounded 1n the offensive and South
Viet troop louea at 3rJ men killed and
719 wounded.
The war In the city killed at least 75
clvllians-, wounded 1~759 and raised the
total of refugees In the heart of Saigon
to more than 120,000.
The U.S. command announced that
383 Americans were killed tn Vietnam
last week and 1,501 wo\lnded, one-o
the highest death tolls in two moDfhs
but one which did not reflect the cur-
rent battle for Saigon. The South Viel·
namese lost 24.2 men k:llled, the Com-
munists 2.2&4.
The battle for Saigon was being told
In the screams of the civilian wound-
ed. the moans of the homeless. the
bravery or the residents who dashed
into the heat of battle to rescue the
victims.
More than 50.000 more ci vilians fled
to allied strongholds under the smoke
blackened aides. Many were women
clutching their bable1.
Correspondents w a t ch i n g. the
flghting said as many as 150 refugees
were caught up and wounded or killed
~ the crossfire from one batUe today.
he heaviest carnage was at the "'("
ridge which leads into Saigon lrom
the south and was the scene of the
heaviest fighting between American
and Communist troops.
Jet fignter-bombers dropped their
bombs just across the, Saigon River
from the heart of town. Communist
mortars and rockets fell into the
center of the city and Mayor Van Van
Cua warned the two million residents
and the refugees to dig bomb shelters
11nd foxholes. •
i• American ol!lclals opressed con-
:dence the Communist threat could be
JJet and said It was a harassment at-
ack "to penetrate the city in an in-
txpensive attempt at publicity ... they
are committing a minor number of
lorces." •
The new attacks brought the Com-
munbts closer to Saigon's center than
t.nytime since they launched their
sprin& oflensive Sunday morning.
U.S. spokesmen saiJ some of the
larger fifts were in Saigon's sect.Ion
fcur. an area of residences, docks and
tvarehoua1 along the Saigon River.
~ot only did the Vitt tong inv_..u
l>urn scores or city blocks but rpore
fires were started by jet planes straf·
Ing th• enemy-held buildings.
Fires raged through Cholon. the
Chlneie sector or slums on the
· western side of Saigon. and at least 15
blocks of homes were burned.
Fires also raged through an area
half a mile west or the Phu Tho
racetrack and ln the area to the south
Where American oil storage facilities
are located.
Many or the refugees did not make it
to the comparative safety of the
center ol the city.
Many were stopped at the Y Bridge
where refugees the day before were
caught 1n a cross fire and trampled
against tbe ccnce11ina rolls ol ba;·bed
wire protecting approaches to the
bridge.
But still the people ol the city ap·
peared much more confident than dur-in& the bigger and more costly Tet Of-
fensive in February.
Boy Scouts with red crosses pinned
to their arms and flylng from their
cicydes pedalled into the combat
tones to rescue tbe wounded. Student!
braved fire to do the same: Some cor-
respondents brought out jeeploads of
wounded.
As bulldings in downtown Saigon
rolled down their heavy iron shutters
and warships In the Saigon River un-
covered their gtllli5, m l l l t a r y
spokesmen also reported Viet Cong at·
tacks against at least seven provincial
capitals, the Da Nang airbase and a
U.S. outpost ~ miles north of Salgon.
DAILY PILOT
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frlgbtued WI ltr..., put.
He didn't ftnd one.
The lightened civilians took a d·
vantage of a break In bltter fighting
around the ~foot bridge, Saigon's
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The Viet Cong answered with
rockets and sniper's bullets.
"They had B40 rocket propelled
'Artist of the Montla'
Spanning 20 years of local photography, Howard Folsom ia exbibt-
ing a selection of pictures at the Corona del Mar Library during
May. A veteran of World War II, be is currently filming a picture
on skiing in the Alps. He is a dire<:tor of Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce, a. member of the Kiwanis Club and the Balboa Stll.ng
Club.
Extra WeHlre
Cost May ffit
$1.2 ' Million
Orange County taxpayera will pty
up to fl.2 million more in support of
welfare progama if a recent ruJ!D& by
the Supreme Court on "Jltideney rt·
qui.rements is alJowed to i&and.
This waa the report of Supervisor
David L. Baker Wednesday.
He had requested that R. W.
Peoples. county welfare director,
e5timate the excess cost U the one·
year residency mandate for coUection
of wellare funds by immlarants to the
state is lifted.
Peoples said his estimate waa baled
on the number of out of state people
moving to Orange County each year
who could be eligible for welfce.
"We need legislUive action to c):ar
up this situation or federal laws to
provide funds to counties, if the court
ruling is allowed to stand UD·
challeti&ed," Baker &aid.
"CaWomla has one of the most
li bel'Ql welfare programs in the nation
and this Ls certain to attract thousands
of people here of the one-year rmden·
cy requirement is null and vold."
Aviation Future
Chamber Topic
The future of aviation at Orange
County Airport wUl be reviewed Fri·
day; May 17, at a joint luncheon meet-
ing of the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce's aviation and official
greeters committees.
Robert J. Bresnahan, director of av-
iation for Orange County, la scheduled
to speak during the noon meeting at
the Caspian Restaurant.
-1un, ~. ICfambUng up trom the
nldllM ~ cN£1r:. 1 llL & ....,._ ..ea ti _; 1111 nhWI
bellnging1.
Two YOUDI boys struggled ,.. a
atubborn calf, trying to coax It to
move faster to the safety of the Saigon
side of the "Y" Bridge, so cailed
because a small branch midway
across angles away from the main
1pu te a five llland. •
J>ollca !'!jH!e...m ~s ........ 1·-IDlag
back to search er Joa r11atlv11, or to
see U their Mu.lea were still ~.
The brtd• roadway behind them
was pocked 1fith abell boles and
covered with hundreds of rubber
.udals lolt by tbe civilians J.u tbelt
rutb to safety. •
OCC . Trustees Studying
$13.4 Million Budget
Orange Coa;t College D l s t r i c t
trustees Wednesday night got their
Cirat look at a proposed •13.4 million
budget for next school year.
the l>udiet, pegged to spending all
the money available at the present tax
rate of 54 cents, shows an increase of
$1.9 milli<>n over the current year.
but trust.ees won't really have any
From Pa9e J
SEAT TAX •...
owes its first obligati<itl to local
students wM5e education Is fully paid
for by ioca,J taxpayers.
But Saddleback Trusitee Michael
Collins e'lll'Uer made the pertinent
point: "11 we pay the seat tax there
will be room for the students, but if we
don't pay there won't be room. I don't
think this is the situation."
It has been the money que'>tion
rather th.an whether Utere is room
over which the fight has been waged.
Present state law exempts Sad-
dleback, as a new junior college
district, frqm paying $300 per transfer
student seat t;;ix ror tile first three
years.
The law is designed to encourage
formation of new junior college
districts by allowing taxpayers outside
. existing districts to save money to put
into their own campus.
Orange Coast trustees Wednesday
night discussed offering to Saddleback
an agreement to accept Saddleback
students subject to provisions of the
law as it shall emt on Nov. 15, 1969.
additional money to spend next year,
Business jupt. Correllan Thompson
explained.
The biggest part of the increase, fl.2
million, he said, results &om a larger
carry-over ending balance. Thia is
money collected during the current
school year but already earmarked for
building projects during the next year,
1968-89.
The remaining fT00,000 increase will
easily be eaten up by a 3,000.student
increase enrollment llnd the usual in·
Clation of costs. he said.
In short, programs at Oranae Coast
and Golden West next year will be as
austere as this year.
Supt. Norman Walson told the
board, "Cory (Thompson) and I cut
about $4 million from the budget to
make it balance. We cut many things
that should nof have been cut. But the
money was not there."
The preliminary budget waa given to
the board for study.
The biggest increase in the budget is
an additional $1 million ror instruction.
the largest item of which is teacher
salaries.
"It will bounce even beyond that,"
Dr. Watson advised. "'lb.at is jllllt for
the added number of bodies. There
will have to be a salary increase." •
Other large Increases are for
purchase of new equipment and books.
but the requests are still less than half
expenditures two yean ago befon two
override e.ledions failed and the
district made major cutbackJ.
Thompson projected income for nHt
year at S13.4 million, and that
determined the size of the preliminary
budget. Politieking Pooeh
Puts 'Bite' Into College CampaifrJ.
He was recently appointed to the
post, whk:h involves management of
Orange County Airport, one of the
fastest growing air facilities In the na-
tion.
Fire Stations
Open Saturday
Open house at the five fire stations
of the Newport Beaab F'lre Depart·
ment will be held from 1 to 5 p.m.
Saturday, Fire Chief R. J . ''Jan"
Briscoe announced today.
Sources of income are $1.2 ml~n
federal. '3 million state, 12 million
county, $4.4 million local taxpayers,
$200,000 sales and fees and $2.7 million
carryover.
It is to be spent •u million for In·
structors salaries, •1.5 mlllioa tor
othe.r salaries. Sl.7 million •fur ad·
dilional costs or operation. $4.3 million
for building and die rest for reserves
and smaller expenses.
J.h' RICHARD P. NALL
• Of lllt OIMJ ,,ltf Staff
Lobo. the Laguna Beach malamute,
has been lionizing the electio0<s of the
30.000-member Associated Students at
the University of Washington.
Political pundits are wondering now
U the husky who trekked north with
his young master, Cameron Smith, of
819 Emerald Bay, may be a new
kingmaker in compus politics.
Here's what happened:
Lobo, a resident of the Beta Theta
Pi fraternity house. was backed by the
fraternity and its political friends in a
waggish bid for Number Seven on the
school Board of Control.
4They touted his virtues at serenades
and he used the daylight hours to
stump the campus in a real gr<.·3srools
campaign.
The dog received 512 votes foc h1s
post. More important, he received
hundreds of write·ln votes for offices
~ hadn't sought. They included presi·
dent and first and second vice
presidents of tbe student body.
The new president, Thom Gunn, a
young man who weors hi! hair long
and characterized himseU as a
"qualified fanatic," beat his more con·
servative opponept, Mike M. Adville,
by only 99 voles -2,100 lo 2.001.
Gunn, ~ anti-ellablishment can·
didate, panned Greek Row in his cam·
paign.
Did Lobo, the Beta pooch, swing the
balance of power in his darkhorse ceD·
didacy?
His campaign was conservative
enough. Political ads stated: "He's
running on the campus and standing
for the trees."
Mrs. Dwight Smith, Cam 's mother,
isn't sure just how Lobo has grown
poUlically.
"He's been around Laguna," she
acknowledged.
But. she feels that she can better
assess Lobo's own attitude when be
returnl home with Cameron for sum·
mer vacation.
ReaJJy, the only inkling the Smlihl
ever had locally tltat Lobo might be
politically ambltfous was the way be
managed to get bis picture in the Ull7
Laguna Beach HJ&h Sc:hool yearbook.
From Pqe I
GLAVAS ••.
police TV network Into operation.
Glavas told the realtors the cam·
eras would not see any:thing more
* * * Digesting Neivs
May Give Chief
Cas e of Ulcers
Can a newspaper give ulcers?
Newport Beach Police Chier B.
James Glavas thinks so. and he told a
group or realtors in a light moment to-
day that he feels they warrant com-
pensation.
Glav• noted the state LegJslature
Aome Lime ago decided that com-
pensation can be awarded to an In.
divldual whose job induces heart trou·
blf. '
•ue said be ls going to suggest to tlie
Legislature neirt year that uclen alto
be mlde "Job compemable" ll poUce
chJef1 have to rHd the local dally
paper.
Tbert ls more than one local paper.
Olav• uid, "but onl1 one paper Is a
thorn In my tide.••
He made Ow mnark1 afttr com-
menting on a ltoc'1 that appeared in
Wednttda.y'1 DAllY PILOT about
1Ue~ rllce h.t'a.sanent In lbe DIO bloek o w. Ot-ean Front near lbt
Newport. Pitt.
The allegatJone "'"made In a petl·
t1on •lp!d bf 21 .......... ll of the block
and rued It Qt)' Ball.
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than what the policeman on the street
can view.
The system wouldn't be able to peer
through draperies. It wouldn't be able
to pick up coownations because
audio compooetits are specifically
excluded, he said.
He emphasized that adoption of the
EPS would only be for try-out pur·
poses. Whether successful or not, the
city w o u Id inherit the fedes'ally
bougbt equlp~t at the end of the
trial period with no sbings attached, he said.
Operation of the EPS would be tm·
der the control of 'the City Council,
and councilmen "would set the con·
straints deemed necessary for ethlcal
operation of such a system .
Glavas said 1t was "Inevitable that
controversy should occur." But he
sald he felt the national attention fo-
cused on Newport 8eacll because or
the proposal bas on the whole had a
''saluta!Y dfect. ''
Hr said ti tbt EPS fa as suC<.Ulfol
an innovaUve tecbnlqoe as it Pfl".ft·
ises to be. Newport Betich would be·
come a "white spot' 'ln the naUooaJ
crime picture.
Glava1 noted the clty'1 crime rate
In rtC'fttt ,_,. baa actuany decllDld
alipUy. but 1a1d tbt trtlld could 8"
cootlnue that way forever.
Lunch Bill Signed
WASRINGTON (UPI) -Prttldeet
Jotlnsoa hu 11gnec1 into la• a 1llJl
autborlilna '96 mJJOon in f edtnl •
paymtnu to help 1tetes set up or es·
panel food Ml'Vice progrims under tM
NMlcmal Sdloo1 LuDcb Ad.
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lax rate.
In 1969-70, Hurlburt foresees a
$73,000 income boost if the Newporter
Inn completes a proposed 118-unit ex·
pansion program.
Councilmen Monday will be asked to
rule on· other revenue-raising pro·
posals, including an increase in ven-
ding machine license fees. Presently.
the city receives •t,865 yearly from
this source. A new fee schedule to be
recommended by Hurlburt would raise
the income to close to $8,000. •
Briscoe said th:e cecasion will coin-
cide with caurorn1a's annual Fire
Service Day.
Each !ire station will offer a short
program, and firemen will a.MWer
questior.s from young and old on fire
equipment. Bri9<:oe said ttle open
house will give <the public a chance to
become better acquainted with the
men who may one day save their
homes.
The city's five stations are locltted
at 110 E. Balboa Blvd., on the
Peninsula; 475 32nd St., next to f City
Hall; 323 Marine Ave .• Balboa Island;
410 Marigold Ave., Coron.a de! Mar,
anrl 1348 ITvine Ave., in Westcllff.
New Superintendent
Sets Talk Wednesday
Dr. William L. Cunniogbam, new
scperlntendent of the Newport-Mei•
Unified Scb<>ol Di.strict, will make his
first public appearance Wednesday
night when he talks to the Newport
Elementary School PTA.
He will speak at 7 p.m. in the school
cafetorium.
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P-rexy -=--_Giant 'Air Bus' Unveiled
opless Vicky Wins ~tanford Vote
.dal Je tlle DAILY PILOT A third candid.ate, Mra. awe_
~McDonnell Douglas -Plane t.o Seat 3Q_O Passengers
stANFORD -A topless go.go Bonini, wbo attends achool besides
dancer wboH two outstandin1 .. .C.m--.. ~~sllnl a household includin& several
pai&n points captured the adoring lm· children. lot onlJ 175 votes Wed·
aginatlon of an erotically-inclined elec· nesday.
troate here today appears to be the Mrs. Bonini, unimpressed by Miss
new Stanford University student body Dr.ake's lclrmldable ca m p a i I n
pre~ident. warchut, souitit election on a ~!ss Vicky Drake. 21, who main· wholesome "Vote for Mom," platform·
tams that student iovernment is a ~ .i..._1y . farcical absurdity as generally prac--..... • apparent pre11dent-to-
ticed. may bead tense negotiations be i not currently enrolled on the
now looming after a student-ad· 10,000.student unlversity, but wu a
mi:1istration clash. Spanish major before droppinl out to
More th.a 400 stu.dents. who seized work to"'ant re-enrollment next fall. ·
and o::cup1ed admi~Jstrati~n .offices in She dances topless in a Sunn aJ the old" student union bwlding for a . . yv e
Utree-day sit-in ten 'Wednesday night. n1ght club to .earn money for school
after lhe faculty voted to support their and plans to set a degree in Spanish
eause. literature.
Talks will be scheduled o n The ait·in whose resolu'tioo she may wi~drawal of disciplinary measures help negotiate lasted three da11 and against seven students suspended for .
a demonstration against the Central two m&bl,_b_ut offices remained open
Intelligmce Agency's recruitment pro-for business and workers stepped over
gram last fall. hallway demonstrators without in·
Miss Drake. whose c a m p a I g n codent. •
posters w.ere adorned w~th her nude. No damage was done and cleanup
38-22-36 figure. meanwhile. ~wept ~o crews began mopping and sweeping
what appea;s to be a stron~ Victory in under careful. orderly d i r e c ti o n W~~esday ~ campu~ ~!ection. . Wednesday night after the group
l m running to win. she said. agreed to leave.
She scored 1.575 votes but must face
a runoff election against current stu·
dent body Vice President Denrus U S D • • d d Hayes who received 1,232 voles. in a • • IVI en
runoff electi on next Tuesday.
Hayes' p e r s on a I measurements PJ p d were not given. an ropose .
a.22-M PLAT,ORM WINS
Prexy Vicky Drake
Air Mail Pilot
Ends Journey-
At W ron:g Airport
Now W e're Even;
White House Gets
Reag an T eleg ram
WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Sen. WASHINGTON !UPI) -A 67-year·
Thruston B. Morton proposed today old former a1r mail pilot wound up a
that Congress give thoughtful 8tudy to 3,000-mile sentimental journey over
a ''national dividend plan" -a tax thtt'old transcontinental air mail route
pack~ge which would redistribute cor-today -and landed at the wrong
porate income tax collections to the airport.
nation's voters. S. W. "Bilr ' Hackbarth. flying a 50-
Morlon credi ted Florida publisher year old rebuilt mail plane. landed at
.JoJin H. Perry Jr. with developing the Anacoslia Field while dignitaries
plan wh.ich could ultimately function watfed on the runway at Washington's
WASHINGTON IUPI) -Remember as a substitute for federal welfare imd NationaJ Airport across the river.
all that fuss last year when a White subsidy programs. "The minute I landed I knew I was
House telegcam ended up being "The ti me has come to restore our in the wrong place," Hackbarth said. delivered to Republican Gov. Ronald "I guess I was asleep." He lm· Reagan~ economy to a sound. business-like mediately look off again and hopped
Well. it has happened again -but basis." Morton said. "Ruinous govern· his DeHaviland over to National
this time in reverse. ment attempts to mancige it must be Airport.
A Reagan telegram addressed to the halted. We must return to the basic Hackbarth left Santa Paula. Calif..
Washington headquarters of the Na· principles of the CN!e enterprise on April 19. Along the way to
bonal Governors Conference ended up system .. , Washington he made 23 stops. ln·
-by mistake. of course -in a White eluding an emergency landing in a
House office. ,..... cantelope patch in California.
Reagan's telegram to the governors Lodge Becomes U.S. The plane Hackbarth new was
conference somehow was transmitted resurrected fr"m bits and pieces of an
by teleprinter Wednesday to the office w est Germany Envoy air mail plan e that crashed into •
of Price Daniel. assistant to President mountain near Coalville. Utah. in 1922.
Johnson for federal-state relations. The plane. with a top speed of 100
Dam el had the misdirected message WASHlNGTON !UPI) -Henry miles an hour. is a single seated
sent over to the proper address by Cabot Lodge has officially become the biplane equipped with a radio, com.
messenger. new U.S. ambassooor to W es t pass. clock. a I t l m e t e r , and
wt October. when the National Germany. tachometer.
-A new kind. ol bu.a in Whktl 3Df' ·
PMMOlers cio "leave the drlvin& to
ua" aod travel al hundreds of mUes
per hour was unveiled in Loog Beach
Wednesday.
It was tne firs~ public showing of
McDomeU Douglas Corp.'s "alr bus''
which ii expected to be carrying
peqengera on regular commercial
•flights within the next thtte years.
The first public showing indicated
the big birds will be quieter. more
ed a mixed-clus seating arrangement
comfortable and will shave ground
time at the airport by several minutes.
They'U carry about 300 passe!'lgers
each. whicH may mean oo more lon'g
caravatts ot planes on airport tax·
iways. waiting in tine lo tab,Jllf.
With more passengers per pl:me. it
should take fewer planes to handle the
load of people who want to fly and this
,i,ould reduce airport congestion.
This was the picture drawn Wed·
nesday as the first briefing on McDon.
nell l>ouglas Corp. 's DCIO. a 180-foot·
loo&. 2Moot-d.iameter giant expected
to make flying tests In 1970 and begin
carry1ni.: passeugers a year later.
Stanton Officer Faces
Trial in Teen' s Death
Stanton reserve police orficer A Lien
B. Christian. must stand trial June
17 on manslaughter charges in tht>
shootin.; death of a narcotics suspect.
Judge William C Speirs ruled Wednes-
day.
Before the' judge was a plea by the
officer that the charges lodged against
hlm in a Grand Jury indictment be dis· missed.
"There are questions in fact. and
confllct in evidence-which must be re·
solved by a jury." said Judge Speirs.
Ch(istian. 42. a Ga:rden Grove resi·
dent and owner of a Huntington Beach
heavy equipment business. has been
'indicted for the shooting of Paul M.
Aguilar. 18, in Stanton early on the
morning of Feb 9.
The reserve officer and a regular
Stanton policE'man. Carl BrarlJey. had
stopped two youths for questioning on
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possible narcotics violation. When
Aguilar broke ;iway and ran. ChrJs·
Lian. after shouting to him to stop,
fired his service sevolver at a distance
~stimated from 125 to 175 yards. The
single shot lodged in the fleeing youth's
spina~ cord. killing bjm instantly.
Catholic University
Damaged by · Fire
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Fire heav-
ily damaged gr-0und floor classrooms
of Catholic University's tt\ree.story art
building early today. Officials said
they suspected arson.
Damage lo the west wing of the
brick building. Salve Regina HaU, was
estimated at $500,000.
Conf!Tence of Governors was meeting Secretary of State Dean Rusk ad· But Hackbarth said when he got to
aboard the USS Independence. Reagan ministered the oath of oUlce Wed· Washington his radio was "completely irL YING SUIWAY TUii _ Stewardesses are was handed a teleJram from Marvin out." So when he got near the ci ty. "I modate eight passengers abreast in cabin the allie
of a subway tube. Two aisles run between ranks of Watson. then special assistant to nesday. Lodge is due in Bonn May 22 looked down and there was thJs dwarfed by size of interior of cabin in which they'll
seats. 'ohnson and now postma.sltt generaJ. to replace George C. McG~ee. runway. so I just went in.'' work in this mock-up "air bus", which will accom·
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B. Grey with grey ' green/off white shell; 10-18 .
C. Turquoise with lime/white 'turquoise stripe trim; 12·20
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A boyhood dream of driving a
fl.retruck bu come true for lby
Lnkl, 20, of West Hartford, Conn.
Laski not only drives but owns the
fire engine equlpped with a 2~
pound. 90lid br~ bell and sjx helm·
et!, in~luing a .chief's. hat. Laski
purchased the 40-year-o&d vehicle
f:rom a fire station for $200, plus
$25 for equipment. •
KMcn Slcube, of CZ.WUmd, Ohio, wiU
h4t1e to podpoM M1' firlt communion
pfctUrti for cs fnJ ioeekl. She got
tMtt two beauti/1'Z '1hintt1' when
she reportedl11 tripptd and fell on
her ~ighbOTI lkpl. • • San Frandaco Municipal Judge
Alllert Axelrod trles to uphold the
law on and oU the bench. On hla
way to city hall, Axelrod thumbed
through a cop3' of the abridged
1>9llce version of the city's penal
oOde and ordered the arrut of a hip-
pie wearing a red bandana over hla face during a demonstration. Police
cited Ron Thelin on a law that fior· biaa one trom hiding hia )dentlty. • Warden Louis Nelson llid about
160 mothen will celebrate 'Moth-
er's Day' with their C'Ollvict sons at
breakfut and church eervicea at
San Quentin State Prison on SUn·
day. •
A mink fur chair didn't ~t
long at a 1hop -in downtown
Mimuapi>lil, Minn. -A spoke,1-
man at t~ shop totd police that
the $10,000 chair toaJ stolen
Navy Lists
Violations
By Skipper
WASHINGTON (UPI)_;, A study by
the staff of the HOUie Armed Services
Committee bu concluded that Lt.
Cmdr. Marais A. Arnhelt« used his
command of a destroyer in the Viet·
nam war zoae "for hi.I own personal
gain," It WU disclosed today.
The ataH report -never officially
published -said the Navy bad "ade·
qu.ate grounds" for quettioalng bis
ability to command the ship.
An>beiter wu removed u skipper
of ~adar picket lhip USS Vance in
•• -an. *-JIJOlltbl tn .coD:UDanct Jle bu been ~ to ~-his name eYer sine•, "contendmc
that lie WU Gae victim of Ubfoundtd
ciomplalnta bJ a ~ebellioua ctew, and
t b a t h1I c a ' t threatens the v e r y
structure ol Naval command.
The staff report -~gned by Coot•
mitttt couneel George Norris and baa·
ed largely on a review ol Navy
documents plus tapes of Navy hear·
inp -said Ambeiter "violated many
ord«t and regulatiom." -
1be report lilted these examplet:
-While ueigned to patrol more
than 10 miles offshore he "con-
tinuously brought his shie iii close to
1hore loolr!ng for gunfire support
miailons" (lhore bombardment) and
failed to report he WM leaving bis
wtgned area.
-He uked another A m • r i c a n
deltroyer, ibe Badie, for a share bom·
bm'dment minion. "Altboulh none
~ etven, Viance ltm'ted ftrinC at the
shore. Off.leers of boll the Bache and
the Vance reported thllt the only ~Pl
of life 1n the am were ~ flyiDI from bu1leta ricocbetlna on the rocks In tbe area."
-The Vance "on its own" fired on a
rellllo.. 1 b r t n e on the South Vlet-
nameM cout, althoqh it was tn an
area "where the Unltld states did not want to have my ftrint aa we wanted to win OYlf the local people."
-He rued "falle polftion reporta" to
hil commanders so u not to ladicete
hit lhlp "wu olf its expected patrol
and engaetna In unauthorized pnftre
support m.iniom."
The repcrl alto lilted complaints
that he alienated a Vietnamese Ualaon
officer, boarded a foreign merchant
lhip without orders, failed to report
radar difflcultiet, failed to lilt spare
pa1I he had aboard and failed to
maintain proper antilubmarine fttch.
"U . Cmdr. Amheiter ,.. Ui. report
concluded, "IM the h1gh prtvUese ot
command, with ltl abeolute ~l
bWty and abeolute authority, for hla
own personal gain."
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FACES MURDER CHARGE -Jack "Murf the Surf" Murpby
carries a dress suit as he turns himsel1 over to police at the pade
County (Florida) Jail. He ii being charged with-the Whilkey Creek
murder of 2 girls. Accompanying Murphy is Constable Murray
Meyerson.
'Murf-the Surr Faces
For Any VioJence
DURHAM. N.C. (UPt) -4 U.S. Atty.·
Gfln. Ramuy Clan said Wednesda.t
the Juitice Department is preparing
' for a vaiety of contintemies during
the poor people's march o n
Wasbibgton this-week, "including the
potential for violence."
· Clark told Duke Univer•ty students
it i& impo11ible to auarantee there will
be no violence wbether the marchers
go to Wuhinlf,on or not.
during the night by thieves who
broke through the front door ..
Dow Chemicals
Votes w Keep
Making Napalm
SLDP.O.PEDIC OPENS FACTORY DOOIS ~TO PUILIC!
• M~s. Orl•ndo, o1 St. Louis,
Mo., aid the last $104 of a $134
nlu bing bill her grandmother
·ed. She paid the .son of the
mber who did the work in 1919
bad since ilied. • V•uri p.,ry, of Pittsburgh, has
been fined $6,400 fo.r operating a
health club without a permit and
violating zoning laws by keeping
a 400-pound tiger in a glass cage
!>ehind the building.
• • 'Lynn Redgr.v.e, 24, star of the
fiSm "Georgy Girl," gave birth
Tpesday to an 8-pound, 11-<>unce
boy at a London hospital. "We are
not going to call our son Georgy.
you can be assured of that," said
the father, actor John Cl1rk, 35.
DETROIT (UPI) -Chemical Co.
stockholders, rejecting demands by
antiwar demonstrators at their annual
meeting, v o t e d overwhelmingly
Wednesday to approve the company's
continued manufacturing of napalm
for the Vietnam war. ·
"As long as our democratically
elected government send t h o s e
dtafteu out there to die. we 're going
to support them," Dow President H.
0. 'Doan told 1,150 stockboldei-s and
the 300 protesters.
The vote ended a day-long con·
rrontation between Dow and the pro-
testers who had arrived by bus from
five states to carry their fight against
the firm's manufacture of the jellied
gasoline t h a t is u s e d as an an·
llpersonnel weapon. Doan allowed
them into the meeting.
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DAJL V PILOT
Ulllte4 P1e11 latenaU.aal
The center of campus
d isturbances abltted
violently to llllnOia Wed-
nt sday as campw police
clashed with about 500
s:udents at Southern .lllin'Jis
University and Ch ic ago
police arre st ed 22
demonstrators at Roosevelt
Un I verslly.
Two students were injured
and two othel's arrested
after 500 at.udeotl tried to
storm Ule of.fices of sru
President Del}'W Morrb but
were repulsed by a handful
o( campus police.
The attempted storming
came alt.er a meeting of the
student coalitioo. a ne~lJ far1Mll .,.. "'''""UN vmout •I 'WJDDI, Al
Thursday, May «1, 1968
1
the meetln& a 'f)OU1man
for t h e Afro-Amtrican
Un!oo suggested that they
take over the president's ol·
fice to win demands or 1tu-
dent control of the campus
r.!wspaper and radio station
and a bigger student voice
in the affairs oC the 18,000
student un iversity.
Some 15 or 20 students
managed to get past the 25
•security guards protecting
the building and got into the
president's office but were
quickly driven out by police.
At Roosevelt University in
Ctucago, police Wednesaay
nig:1t arrested 22 students
who attempted to stage an
all nleht sit·in ill front of the
="'=~·.J:::
Mideast Peace Talke
Slated for New York
U•ilM ''"' 111 ... "t:d;I Egy pt agreed y to
parti~ipate in Middle Eaat
peace negotiations in New
York but ruled out direct
No Progress
On Release
/of Pueblo
talks there with I.srael.
Israel alretdy had agreed to
lhe llldlrect talks.
A Cairo dispatch said the
proposal to transfer the
peace talks to New York
was mlde by Umted Nations
Envoy Gut>Mr Jarrint who
has been c o n d u c t i n g
separate talks in Cairo and
Tel Aviv in an effort to
reach a settlement.
A United Arab Republic
spokesman said Foreign
Mlnister .Mahmoud Rlad
WASHINGTON (UPI) -agrei?d on the New Yen
U.S. and North Korean rep· talks durl?g a t~hour con·
resentatives have met for feren~ Wltb ~arring.
the 16th time in the truce · Info~ d i P 1 o m a t 1 c
city of Panmunjom to dJs-sources satd JarrinC arrived
cuss release ·ol the crew ol with Israeli acceptance of a
the American intelligence peace formula and that con·
ahlp Pueblo. diUonal acceptance already
The S t a t e Department had come from Egypt and ·
said Wednesda)' in disclos-Jordan.
ing the session that no ap-A UAR spokesman stid
parent progreu had been Riad told Jarring .the UAR
made since the North Ko-government was • • f u 11 y
reans seized the vessel Jan. prepared to cooperate with
23. him for achieving a jutt and
Meantime congressional peaceful settlement" which
sources who were briefed W<>uld end the Artb 1tate1'
two weeks ago by a State confrontation with Israel.
Department official said the "We expressed readiness
Pueblo had been moved to continue the talks with
from the NorUl Korean him within the framework
Port of Wonaan. J>OS.sibly to of the Security Council
a port near the Soviet bor· resolution," the ~
der. . said. "We took note 9f his
The sources said they desire to boM1 deliberatlona were told that the where-. y . abouts of the crewmen was in New orlt ~ we ~ we
unknown and that the State ~greed tb ttus.
Deparbnent does not be-The 5J)Okesman said the
lleve their "releue ts imml· UAR agreed to ttaolffer the nent. talks with Jarring to New
The president of t h e York "without prejudice to
American Red Cross said the UAR position."
said Wednesday in Denver The spokesman said there
the organization had been was no question of direct
unsucesaful in Its efforts to ne&otlatioos between Arto
get mail and packages to States and Israel in New
the crew of the Pueblo. York.
$6 Billion
Cut Sought
By Congress
WASHD(OTON (UPI) -
Congress Ud tile W b lt e
House apjpnd •aded to-
day for a ..,, fllllng out
over the tp l n t r e a s e· i:a~:f i-~Y·omise
House Slat negoti-
ators dee lat. uraday
to recomntflJlll a II billion
cut in file~ t• lederaJ
spending• Ccmtrtu' price
for a 10 ptJCtDt •me tax
increase. The sptlMtinl reduction
proposed · tir the tpwriters
is fl bUUfp P'=t• ter than the max.iJ1tpi c Johnson
has said "' w accept,
and it apP@.,.S Uftllkely he
would cbW• h1I mind de·
spite his lfttDt '1uire for
the tax blD.
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S AND LITTLE GIRLS!...-
IS SHOES
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try to de
the, June
denttal p
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tor told .
'wednadl
marJ wa
crack" tJ
tor and
woull ba
Robert F
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Teddy 1 Say1
•·LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
S& FAward K. KonedJ
tzpeda ~ ol Ev---~ md Bubert HumpbreJ to jola forae1 to
try to de~at bb brother Jn
the June ·democratic prtsl· denttal~. . ne M•1auaetta aena.
tor ~ a Dnl conference
'w. edfteldaf the June 4 pri·
mary ""'* bt tbt "l a s t
crack'' tbe Mlnnelota sena.
tor Uld the vice president
woull have to defeat S e n.
Robert F. ~. The~ ·x.nn.cty aald
Jt waa ·~ to U ·
sum•• tui one of the ••11
to ~llrotber would be 'for R lupportln to biCk ala of deltpte1 ··p~ ti ,.,.. for Mc0ar-t1'r, ..... CODWlltlOL ··~prepared ... to .. kind of effort made ........ be Aid.
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T~. M~ 9, 1968 DAILY ,ILOT •
Rackets Aide Slain, SUITS and
SPORTS DUOS by .
'BOTUW511·~g{-~-Hun •• Gunfiglit
Strikebreaker
Ban Opposed
LOS ANGWS <AP> - A
1 po k e1maa saya·the
California N e w -p a p e r
Publishers Association op. ...... ll!IJ ., .... , ...
benDJn1 atrlkebrtakm.
Jack BeUaer, tl:ie aaaocia·
tlon'a local b Q 1 l 1u ss
maepr, •aid 'that a n
or d la an c e U Dderln1
emploJVI flom blrlnt non-
union warm mlD1 a·
ltriD would be .. ~elf
la a r m ha 1 t o 1 m a.11
.....,..,...., repnDe11 ol
tbe1r unlon •tu.Uoaa."
VAN NUYS (UPI) -
George Perry, 38, a ooetime
auocl.ate Of underworld big
abot Mickey C<>Mn, waa abot
to death in a gun fJght 1n a
Van Nuya apartment Wed·
netday night.
Crlticilly wounded in the
abootout w11 Eupne Musa-ro, 29, a Florida reaident
wltb a jewel theft and bur·
glary record, wbo fought on
Perry's side.
Tbnll GUler mtn, ,rboin poDCe-l>el1eve were attack·
ed by Perry and Muaaro, were lllJunid and were tak· en lnto cuatocly. Tbe7 are Ivan AplnlUI,
fl, amlPetier Eden, It, wbo
alw'e a Vlll Nu,1 a.,.rtment
where the IUDP1-Y oeeumd:
and Brlln JGMI, .. allo of
Van Nu,ya.
Muall'O and Aplnltia were so badly lllJured they could '1:~~~1 detecUves
said Eden and Jones were
maint.&1nina a ti(ht Upped
silence about the whole sub-
ject. Detectlws conjectured
the gunplay may have stem·
ed from a dispute over a
debt.
Offi~rs ~aid Perry -
wb~ real name ls Georae
B. Pisclt.elle -enttted the
apartment of Aplnltia and
Eden late· ·Wednesday, IC·
companied by Massaro and
a third man whole ldeGtlty
ls not khown. Aplnltls and
Eden were in the ctwelUng
ai.,wtUaJ ... ,u. ...
their guest at the time.
After pistol whJppinJl the
three men. Perry and Mu·
saro report.ed.ly ordered
them to lie down on the Ooor.
At th1a }dnt one of the
three victim• prodbced a .25
caliber pUtol and tbl aboOt·
out emued. Perry 1'U lound
dMd on the floor of the
apartment. Muaaro ata1· 1m mtQ th! ·,~~ ~~
He was Totiiid awr "' • ambulance driver.
Tbe man with Perry and
Drunken Driving Bill
~ay Come Up A.gain
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Only Democrats spoke in
The head of the Assembly opposition to the b l l l •
Criminal Procedure C.Om· although th.rte Republicans
mittee tried again today to voted against It. Elgbt
round up support for his bill Democrats voted for it.
·'' that would make it easier ot The measure would aup-
convlct suspected drunken plement the "implied con·
drivers. sent" law against drunken
Tb e m e a s u r e b y driving enacted two yeara
Assemblyman W. Craig Bld· ago. Under that act, a
die (R-Riverside), fell one licensed driver Li presumed
vote short of an Assembly to give bis consent to either
majority Wedn9'day after a blood, breath or urine test
three hours of debate and if arrested on suspicion of
parliamentary delays. drunken driving. If h e
After the 40-31 vote was refuses, bis license i s
announced, Biddle received suspended for aJ.x months.
permission to eraae the tally Biddle said recent Na-
• , ~ 1 and try apln next Wed· tional Safety Council studies .. Jb~ ~ · nesday. show that the llmlt for In-"' ~ff "There were a number of-toxlcation under hJ1 bUI is
people Who told me they reuonable. would vote yes but were not .
, recorded, although 10011 of He said that a 180-po~nd
them were in the bulldlna," man w~uld have to dr!nk
Biddle told newamen later. about eight and one baU JI~·
"I'll have to take a recount gen of ~proof whlakey in
of the votes and see bow we about an h?ur. to reach or atand... exceed the lim1t for preaum.
Musaro escaped. Eden and
Jones. not sertOQlly injured,
fled the apartment via a
window, while AplnlUa was
f(>W)d lying wounded in the
apartment's kitchen. ·
OUJARD'a
MEN'S SHOP • aw•o"T ••••M
In 1959, Perry, C.Oheo and FASHION ISLAND-NEWPORT CENTER
three other men were charg· 10,POSITE THE lllOADWAYI
ed with luring Jack "The 6 4 4. 2 a 7 s
Enforcer" Whalen lnto •!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
restaurant where he wasl-----------------------------k:1lled with a single shot in
t.be head. The charaea later
~ dropped for lack ·ot
evidence. C.Oheo aubaequent.
1J went to federal prlaon
for income tax ev11loa.
Joy Riding
Rap Faces !... ~
Umuh's Son 'l 'e-
lNGLEwooo (UPI) -" , ' ' The 19·year-old son o f ~ i
AMmbly Speaker Jesae 11119" 7
Unruh faces a prellml.lmy
bearing June lS on a cbar1e
ol joy ridlng in a 1938 Rolla·
Royce allegedly t a k e n
without the o w n e r • s
pennisslon.
Bradley Unruh was at·
raigned Wednesday before
Municipal Court J u d g e
Robert S. Antram, and
released on $625 bail.
· Young Unruh was ar·
rested on suspicion of auto
theft Saturday nJght after
be returned the Rolls·Royce
to the garage of its owner ln
Hawthorne several hours
after allegedly taking it
without permission.
Deputy Dist. Atty. W. A.
Sweeters said a car theft
complaint could not be
issued because there was no
evidence young Unruh ln·
ten<led to keep the car .
Young Unruh and a com·
panion were ai'rected last
Feb. 24 in Beverly Hilla on
charges of possession of
marijuana, but the charge
against Unruh later was
dismissed.
Maximum penalty for joy
riding ia one to five year 1D
prison. Under Biddle's measure, ed drunkenness.
a California driver arruteJ ----...---------==--=======::.-
oa suspicion of drunken
driving would face a rield,
blood alcohol limit beyond
which he would be presum·
Id intoxicated. Once that
evidence, based on blood or
urine tests, was submitted
Jn court, tt would be up to
the defendant to prove that
be was sober.
. The level for intuic&tion
would be one·tenth of one
percent alcohol by weight in
the blood. A level half that
high or below w o u l d
presume sobriety.
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"This not only convkts
the guilty, but It acquits the
Innocent,'' Biddle said.
But opponents replied that
the bill would threaten the
common law tradltion that a
man is innocent until proven
guilty. They a1ao aald defen·
dants could choose the
breath test, to· which the
presumptive limlta wouldn't
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• DAILY PILOT TIMltidly, M'J 9, 1968
ly Phil lnterlancU
Vague T e rm
Fast-beating Heart
Means Many Things
PETER J. STEINCROBN
Dear Dr. Stelncrohn: My
beart nms away with itself.
ls there anythlog to do for
it?-Mrs. H.
Comment: Runaway heart
Is a vague term. No doubt
you have already consulted
with your doctor. Did be
give you a reason for your
rapid heart action?
Why not ask him to ex-
plain? He ~as your com·
plete history and hae bad
the opportunlty to Jook you
over and arrive at some
f kind of diagnosis.
Specific answers to short
questions wblch are in them-
selves generalities. you will
agree, are difficult to sup-
ply. Bot, if it will help at an. I'll be glad to discuss
your problem.
POsmJLE CAUSES
There are many reasons
for rapid heart action. Here
are a few:
Everyone k n ow s one
common cause: il you be·
come frightened you will
• feel your "heart in your
· mouth'' as it races. away
until the sudden danger and
e m o t i o n a 1 shock b.ave
passed.
Your heart will alao beat
Scholarships
Awarded
Jatnes S. Sweeney Jr .. or
2775 Temple Hills Drive,
Laguna Beach, has been
awarded a North American
Rockwell Corp. Scholarship
for 1969.
Five of the 10 recipients
are children of Autonetics
Division employes. Each of
the scholarships includes
tuition up to $500 per year.
plus 80 percent of such costs
in excess of $500. In ad·
dition. each wiMer receives
an expense allowance of
$500 per school year.
Including this year's win·
ners. 130 children or cor·
poraUon employes h a v e
received scholarships since
the program began in 1956.
Mesan Named
Louis E. Hansen of 3129
Cinnamon Ave .. Costa Mesa,
Is among the 495 members
of the Class of 1918 of the
University of Wisconsin at
lr.adison •ho wlll be ln·
ducted into Wisconsin's Half
Century Club at one of the
main events of th e
Wisconsin AlumnJ Associa·
tioo'a annual R e u n i o n
Weekend program May 17 to
19.
rapidly for hours if you
have infection and fever.
Many patients wbo auffer
from chronic anxiety bave
heart beats at higher ruge
than the normal 60-80.
Sometimes the only evl·
dence of an overactive thy·
roid glaJld (bypertbyroMf.
ism) is a rapid pulse. 0th·
er symptoO'ls ;nay not at
first be evident: enlarged
gland, tremor of the fin.
gers, evident nervousness,
Joss of weight, etc.
I
ONE CONDITION
Sometimes an apparently
n o r m a l heart will "run
away" with great 1peed of
pulse, in a condition we call
paroxysmal (auricular) ta·
chychardia. It may last for
minutes or hours and can be
quite frightening. We have
drugs and other methods to
abort 11uch attacks and pre·
vent them from recurring
too often.
One patient may have a
rapid irregularity of the
heart we call "auricular
fibrillation" and not even be
aware he is having a rapid,
irregular heart beat; an·
other may be quite aware
that his heart is racing ab-
normally.
You see. Mrs. H:, a run·
away heart may be due to
several and variow factors.
Sometimes the heart is a
sick one; at others, the run·
away occurs in a healthy
heart. ·
Therefore, [ s u g g e s t
again, that you ask your
doctor for the specific diag·
nosis in your case. Other·
wise you wilJ go through
life thinking you have a bad
heart when you haven't: or,
.what is perhaps worse,
having something w r o n g
with your heart and being
unaware of it.
• • •
LOSING WEIGHT
Dear Dr. St2lncrohn: My
doctor told me 1 would have
to lose 25 poUJ\dS and the
osteoarthritis of my knees
would be better. I lost. but
the knees are no better. He
doesn't suggest any other
treatment. W i 11 anything
else help?-Mrs. G.
Comment: 1n the over·
weight, taking off pound·
age Is a fundamental part
of the treabnent of such
arthritis in the knees. Its
purpose ls evident: to take
off unnecessary strain of
weight·bearlng. Large dos·
es of aspirin (if well toler·
ated) plus heat are other
remedial agents which often
bring comfort. Unfortun-
ately, there is no specllic
treatment that is curative.
Or. s~ I• MffY llt CMIMI entwer rMden' lett.rs. lffwrtti.
..... eH -11 .... e,.. 1111 .... ,.. "' lelff COlunlfl ..
I See by Today's
Want Ads
• 1beft are 110me lnMll't.
lookinc ~tomobUes, belns
... bf orllk-1 OWMn
tbel woo.1d make lust the
rtcht CAR FOR SlJM'MER
GRADUATION PRES-
Em'l
e MllCdlaneout artlcln off·
ttf'CI al ATO~nc SHAT·
TERlNG SA VlNGS -Gnlt
cMim. IOU est. tnewrtt> «. lteteo, RCA TV -Ind
a "Wee Small Ootta,e."
e 'nlere'1 a CAT t LE
RANCH tor a&Je,
Caribb eans -Make May O:ut of U.S. Evil;
DANBURY, Conn. (AP)
-It gamblinl l1 an evil,
thousands of North Amer·
ican tourists are willing to
jet several thousand m1les
across the water to meet
that evil head on among the
Caribbean islands.
The gambllr.g fraternity
does have the choice of fly.
ing to Las Vegas. where
you don't need an up-to-
date smallpox vaccination
but where you do meet the
ever present Internal Rev·
nue Service agents who
nfay slide up to f ou in the
midst of a winrung streak
&lid whilper in your ear:
"Don't forcet to *dare
your winnlngs OG y o u r
Form 1040. ''
And if you lose. what
glamor ls there loaing in
just another of the 50 states
when you could say: "They
took me in Curacao; they
busted me m Antigua; look
at my tropical tan."
But without junkets garn·
bling would be a minor en·
terprise. Briefly the Junket
is a chartered plane or a
group of tourists who pay
$300 · and get everything,
else free including the free
chips.
WEEKDAYS 9 to 9
lunket requires a j&&n·
keteer ot an acu~ or a
tourguide as be may be
called. It's his Job to de· v~lop tours f.rom bls partic·
.ular city for a particular
Las Vegas cuino. So sue·
cessful is this system that
the plane traffic at Las V'e·
gas looks like Kennedy
Airport
The small Islands of the
Caribbean, short of income
to meet the needs of their
poverty-stricken p o p u 1 a·
tion, have not been blind to
the "Vegas junket syn-
drome."
With their tropical beach·
..
es. low-salaried help and .ffe could take his wile reimbursea you for the '500 ·
cooperativ• .goverqmenU, aJoag too (and many do) for junket apemes, U..y --~;:
the gambling syndicates only $225 extra. And in lid• expect you to lose. To ~i·
have set up stw> on the is· dltion be would reeelve $600 even the b,,use must fi~~·
land.I by simply. takinl over free in nonne10Uable PJD· on your losing your ~ ..
the Junket formal bling chlps. free chlp money plus an ,J.f:. .. In a manner these gam· The term ''nonnegotia. erage of .., in bard calft:
bJing Junteb b a v e an ble" designates the chips Thus the average player''tf ·
"almoat-free" booker at· that are to be used for pm-out b1a '500 tour expense
tacbed. Far instance, if a bling only and can't be plus '500 in cash. person wanted to go to An· ca.shed immediately upon _.:... ________ _
t1lua or practically any arrival at your deatinatioe. 1---------.. other Wand in the Carib-Gamblin41 ,with free ''jlDl· •IAND OllNtN•
bean for the purpose of try. ket" chips .ii much the F-M BOOKKEEPING
ing bis luck against the ca· same u eating peanuts. cOWL.nw IOOK• ... s11tvic.';
sino odds, hia tare plus Wb0ever stopped at one Nit uw.a. ,_,.,...... :
four or five days at a lux· pea.nut?
urioua hotel including most For the da1no to give you 16' w. '"' St .. c.tit. ol the extras would be $500. '500 of free chips which ... m, • .._,
~ .
SATURDAY 9 to 1130 SUNDAY 10 to 5
HURRY! ONl Y FOUR
ON. THE FLOOR
22 INCH ROTARY-LAWNMOWER
We're clos~g these out end just listen to whet i t's ell
•bout. Feetures 31/J horsepower Briggs & Str•tton '4 cycle
engine, recoil starter, finger-tip eng ine control on hendle,
all steel ~heals with semi-pneumetic whit e sidewell tires,
Hsy height •djust ment, beked en•mel finish, end
detachable grass cetchar. Only four left in the store,
•nd at this pri~e. they just won't last long.
95
WITH
GRASS
CATCHER
~ ....... tee4 .... ....., 11, '"'· ........ ... ... ..w .. ,. ..... ..
H·H·H·HABACHI
~::;.-· All c11t iron, with edfu1tebl•
~.---grill, cerryin9 rin91, wooden
atend to prevent merrint er
1cerrin9. GrHt for indoor1
er out, do shah, hot do91,
whate•er. 311
SO FOOT GARDEN HOSI
F11ll 5/1" diemeter fer a
9oocl slron9 spray. lreu
end1, sturdy, yot fln ibl•
•nough to coil usily.
I Front pert i1 9uer1nte14
to 1111 11 lon9 •• the
bad:I.
S/a" 49
TlfLON IRONING BOARD
PAD AND COYER sn . . . . . ....
S11per 1cordi
resi.tanl, will MtlHt
5 ordinery CO'llrt.
MAGNftlC CATCHES
Stron9 celchu for ce.,i11th,
110 more lugging or 1tr1l11rn9.
II the doo" ht¥o't bH "
too 1neppy lately, tnlyM a
replacement i• u lled for.
TAPE TOOL
RE•ILL TAPll
Auoded colors, Ilk. ,M,
'' .. "· "''u•. Tiie •• .,. .._ rellll hph In J/I" wl4tfli
•nly, I Label new ~
liter, oh '••ny.I'
SAnLLm PATIO sn
Pretty strln9 of multi-color••
electric li9hh to bri9hten
your 91td•n or pat\o, UL
approved.
3aa
OSCILLATING SPRINKUR
339
Dial the spray yH we11t, na••r any dry spots I inel11cling the
la11114ry If Y" 4111't watdi it.) M1k11 for ..,.,. pewth.
9 piece Ht
includes 2 uuce
pen1, 6 qt. D11tch
Oven, 10" fry pen.
l licl1, nylon spoon
end 1peh1le.
688
SHIU BUCKDS
Gray e111mel1d at.el, compl•t~witlt lfttt111tin9 hardwire.
L-4.S .7c lx10 .19c
Sx6 .9c 10.12 .24c
6.d .11c 12x1 4 .24c
7x9 .14c 12x1'4 .29c
R.UIDMAITD
.r-.~:-~., ••• I COCK
r i Stal11~ m.t. W1 teltet
"l•HI H4 4f41t-ft't
&tr,..11-"tef, -lftdHf •"•••eff. 1.., ..........
MAGIC HOSTESS
3 SPEED BLENDER
Mem• mie, it's that tl1111 agein, encl whet coulcl be 1
aicer way to 11y "Happy Mother'• Dey" the11 with 1
lov•ly gift frolft ltilft1'1 ele91nt housawerH department.
For Hemple; this fi11e 2 speacl bl•nder will lftake dip1,
clreu ings, 1011ps, bever1911, 1111cH, aitd cleuem In
jvst Hconcl1. Whips, chops, blend1, &r11111bs, mixH, 9rincl1
and liqaefltt. lnch1cla1 recip• book.
MOTHER'S' 7aa DAY •
SPICIAL •
20 INCH
ROTARY MOWIR
Self.propelled del11J11 ~lncll rotary mewer "''Y not 1i1
for Mom, but Ded aiwl the kid1 will aure dig it. V1cu11"'
lift de1i9n ... "l•dea, 1telftpacl steel d•ck, behd·on
•nemel finish ere &olfte of the ntra nice f11ture1 011 this
liolftHwner'a deli9ht. IMy delight will be I ,aid •Ill
lftort911e.I
-ciiLiivAIOit
HOE
Na,,.ow bled• permih
wtedln9 end c11lti¥1ti11g
betwn " cle .. ly 9roupe4
planh. lon9 hendled of fire
9reinacl e1h. IWhet'1 thatlt
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MAJOI
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wana
HIAftal
30 Gi l.
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Hirt Mid bis ~dona
... blllld Oil salary data IMbered
trom private iDd11l1rY and larte public
ai•DCiff. He said be alJo toot into
ooaaideratlon problbl• locrMse ·of
1alll'ie1 by induatry and 1he publtc: •
a1ende1.
Tbe supervilon ww belin llMiY 'oo
Ange~Set
Joint Fun
ANAHEIM -C1Ufornla 1
Antell baMb&ll playtra wW j
joiJl Anaheim cit~ olficiala
here. stars Md popular
&r'OUPI Coe the Antell •
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT! -
If our MW accounti depart-
mmt conllM OJHJn ymw ntw,
in1ured Mercury Sovfng.t '
account in "81 lim1 thtJn It
Wc.1 vou to drink tl]e cup of
coffee w. provide to all of
'1flt savers .•.
• FREE SAff; D!POSIT IOXl
'or Mercury Saver• mal11talftl"1
mlftltnUITI bala"'-of $2,000.
• Mercury lavinp' 1 ••
policy UMlrMyol.I the -rna of lr'ltel'Ht for-tnau'*9......,..
• • ~For The
' t ' -Record ·
Venereal
"Disease
Ram~t
SANTA ANA -Ganot·
rbea is "out of control" in ·1fl. en_ i..as Orance Count;y. -u And ''from tile feP0'1I of "=9-.---~c't.::'~~ the ftnt qurter of 1988, it ..=.t ...,_ _.,, ~ ,,, appell'I tbla JM.f'I total will
-..... .... .... ..... ... be blper ,et.'' ,......,. ....._ *-' M1C11. ':• 'lbae were tbe •ons of «-.. .. c.. °""' .., ..,. Dr. Tbomu J. Al~, bead rira= ... ~11::-.::: 7LC. c-. of tile Orqe County Health ~: c-tn c..,., M7lt Depa rtment'a 1~oua ~ lleitdl. 7 -_"" .. ~. IOOf "• 11 . dileue division. ~== .. 1;~ _.... Ollw ...... Juet what hil department
IMl4I Gre"'9 ••••cl e 11 e11. la doint to combat ~
-...... ,,., """111 ...... c... v 1 di. ir 1 . 11• ""' enera aeMe sp a in ~Ilks ciue. llb l.odte •. .orange County will be vie~· ~ llMdl, ' reported by Dr. Albert dur·
c Oo.... Mertlef Wlllle lllrlllt in .._ be }le) b ,., Me .... ic T-1e. u11 '"" st. g a program w d t . e :---' ~-~,:Y weekend of May 17-19 on the
............ '""' .,,,.,., c 1u 11 . UCI campus. sponsored by
.._ • ..., .. edl 1""' ~-the University .Extension .. llldl. 11:11 -...... L._ CMI. SNlt llllft, 21'1 and the Orange County ,?:: .. ........,. ,..._,, ._.,, Health Department.
.• ~Ire ,.alls In Just five years, gooor-~.w· ._, rhea cases reported to his
''. ...1...-..__ department rocketed by 328 (fm •t:· W~4Y. IMlbllc tulit, perceDt to a total of ljSS in
tWT11 •• m .. L~~f19ei.. 'm wer"" 1967, far outpacing the
1'ft. W•1111i11$Mr wth f """"11-'1 in ~a.-
1,,m. w~.,. f'lltdleel aid.. gro O 1"'1'-won ......, !.~~m:.~~ "1' •-ld9e county, Dr. Albert pointed ~ out. •·:.m.~•nicM~re..1:°~ ~~ :r11 The South Laguna pbysl-•.:;r.1n1• '=-,,,. Go1c1t11 wesl clan ~nna gonorrhea the
P.ni .. m1c1~1 •1~s1 s,,...u •v•. world's g r e a t e st com·
it:• 1.m. w ~.,. PUbllc •Hiit. ,., municable diseue. "Con· 1i110n .... •• ' ft!l e.m .• !Mlbhc '"'"ll "J W. 1'!!1 SI. trary to popular belief, its • AP•'-;'" •Nrtment rt. '" o.1 Mu not the teenage IJ'<>Up, but t1'f j, m., qreu fire, 1m Fulltrtr" •·~~'n'.m .• 11,. 1.,,,..,.,.11<" 2774 14,. those in their early 20's that aie hit hardest." be noted.
s· 1:0::'~1. ~:;' [._'191''-m w. "'l'&e 20 to 24 year age
tt It~" flrt nYUtlN•lon. tll S"· group represents 4() percent.
~ p,m., 101r1m.m fire, 22w. I!. of last year's reported . ..., Ill a1.
l ' :,:.· z~ur~:-:~r:t:~1 ... ,w11Mown, gonorrhea caSM; the 15 to
e.m., 11fs'1 alarm, 6U'111ummer SI. 19 year group OD}y 17 per•
. 1.m .. '"'"'· :us w. eav st. cent..,
Pl. •-t w'lsitor• Planned for h e a 1 th . ~ av .. 0 educators, the weektnd1con-
J allrJ .,. ~ _.,. 1 n d
l'r!Cll'n '°' tdlODI Cfa!IWI ftl fl""
:f-leYel i nd ?bcVt er olllfr Of·
-· ,, ol .. leett-1118' -• inf.~ •roul!S mt'f ull ~ '• c It ti Ille DAil Y I'll OT.
-P-ArBNOTICES
STEPHEN*>N
ference will le a t u r e
demonstrations of teaching
a unit on VD in the scbooll,
• . panel dlacuaaion . b y
li\Jdenta &Mng tbelt 'lliew·
pointi; dlscuaslona o n
statewide VD control P'o-
grams and a talt on un·
derstandinc today'• youth.
Not Guilty
Entered
In Shooing
GARDEN GROVE
Elsie Wichman pleaded not
cuilty Wednesday to a
charge that she murdered
her police sergeant husband
in their home here last /qlril
7.
Mrs. Wichman. wearing
dark·rimmed glasses and a
black veil over her hat,
appeared before Superior
Judge William C. Spears on
a plea to dismiss charges.
The jury continued action
on that charge and ap-
pointed two pyschiatriltl to
study Mrs. Wichman's men·
ta! condition at the time of
the shooting.
A sanity hearing, to be
based on the results of the
pyschiatric examinations. is
set for May 29.
Schmitz Won't Modify
Rumford Bill Repeal
Disneyland double • header
Sonday, May 12.
A single ticket will include
the Angels-Twine same, ad·
ml11ioo to D 1 a n e y 1 a n d
following the game and
unlimited uae of lta ad·
. vtntureg from 4 p.m. to
SACJlAME'NTO -Sen. minority iroupa. midnight. = G~~~~TutWUned>: Scbmltz later replied to l'icketa are now on sale at
9.-~-tb1s VJWDeDt: "I 1mo'W tht .'L • nesday to a g r e e to Dlaneylaoo, Mutual Attn·
..
amendment. to bls bill to feellng la it will harm race cles and Anaheim Stadium
repeal the Rumford Act. the relations but that smacks of f .., h f •-and
1tate•1 fair boualng law. blackmail and I won't take or•• eac or box aea... 1 __ _
WE WILL GIVE \'OU:
' ' Aaother cup of co!ee!
Mercury wants to
·keep all of our
savers happy .
\
• Fun4s Mrn 1nteteat from dG of
NCl\pt. ,UllCM~fwd by the tiandt
ol the "'-"tti .-rn lnwrnt from tti.
• 'flrtl lnter11t comp0unded dally-
11onu1 1ccount1 av•ll•ble.
I MERCURY SAVINGS
.ndlNn~
.... tffltt: 1114 Knott Awt., lluw htk
Otl KAott. 11ur lllCllll ...... IOfrlce:
-7111.fdlaaer Ave~ Hunti•1ton lucl
, · ~ ffM The Bfoadwey SltoPPlnc Center
The bill iJ stalled in the l!!Y ~in that." as for reserved ... t.s.
Senate Govenunental Ef·!i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiijiijijiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii!iiiiijiijiiiiiiijijiiiijjiiijjiiiiiii~iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii
ficiency Committee. o f
which Scbmlb la chairman,
where members are at-
temptine to amend the bill
so 'that it would water down
the Rumford Act rather
than appeal it
The committee also refus-
ed to till the bill despite
pleu from the state at-
torney general's office, the
City of San Francisco, and
the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People. ·
Tbe committee'•
amendment. would ,.ke the
authority of enforcement
aw11 from the state's Fair
EmplOJJDent Practlee Com·
minion and give it to the
colD'tl. The new federal
open housing law is enforced
in tb1s way. .
But Schmitz, a John Brlch
Society member, would not
10 alona with the amend-
m.nt attempts. "I'd rather
10 down in a blaze of glory,"
he said.
Referring to the voters'
overwhelming approval in
11164 of Proposition 14 which
would have repealed the act.
Schmitz aaid. "I just wanted
the people to know there's
someone up here willing to
stand on p r i n c i p 1 e . ' '
Propo1ition 14 was declared
unconltltutional by the State
Supreme Court
A spokesman for those
groups opposing the bill said
that the Rumford Act haa
worked out well and that iii
repeal would be a serious
morale blow to the state's
Film Series
At Chapman
ORANGE -Three pro-
grams will be presented
durtna May be the Chapman
College Great Films Gu.iJd to conclude its sprin& series,
• • C I a· 1 a i c a 1 American
Films."
"The Treasure of the Sler-
ra Madre" will be shown on
May 1and2; "Min and Btu"
and "Mnerl.oan in Paris" on
May 8 and 9; and "captains
Courageou1" on May 15 and
18.
Showings are at 8 p.m. at
the Orange Theater . 172
North Glassell St.
Buena Park GI I
Killed in Viet I
BUENA Park -Pfc.
Thomas A. Nystrom of
Buena Park was among 86
aervicemen listed by the
U.S. Defense Department
WedMsday as killed in Viet-
1 nam.
Nyatrom was the son of
Mu. Lorraine A Nystrom.
7019 El Dorado Drive, Apt.
B. Buena Park.
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Mr. A. Ml'L T_., GoMfl, 106 UI~
CHO Aw., HIHlllM .... IMd\, t l•I Mr. a. Mn. Oele MJrM, JG C-llla
laM, c .. ,. Meta. bOY M•. a. Mrt. 0.-O.lltv, '1• Nt• eort ltv4 .. Coota Mtsa, tlrl
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M• A. Mrt. David Ultmafto 612V. Golden,_ Ave., Cor-dtl Mar, llOY
Mr. A. Mrs. J-kin. 211' MIMf'
St., Cotti -· 111rl Mr. a. Mn. T-• Wllll--
'"'"" ·-· "-' ...,., 111•t Mr a. Mn. $. ltmwld T-. m1
ca .... ,., 0r1w. Coll• Mala, bo'f Mr. I. Mrt. ltal!lll Mlncklt'f, 3.U.A
16111 Pl., Coelt Mesa, bo'f M• a. Mrt. Marry W_I,_....,, Ot
Utlt St . MVfltl,,._ kadl, elrl
Mey t
M• a. Mra ice-ttl l'11ller, "61 Do¥e
Ct"le• "-'•111 Vatlw, t lrl M, .. Mrs. Htf!rv WllMlll. 2111 It ftlUtl.
llt Avt~ Cotta Mesa, boll
M• a. Mrs. Carroll lul'd. 1* w.
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Mr. I. M,., Ca•I SI-. l)U lalltr
StJ Colt• Mae, llw Mr. a. Mra. l'l'M ~ 2" O.le
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Mr I. Mrs. Jemes Cr•-· '41'1 Pa~ mek, II T-bOY
Mey J
Mr a. Mrt. OerOld l'lalll, lUI •ut-
tln St.. Coeta Mast, bOY
Mr. 6 Mn. Laite¥ Kmill!, 2'S> .Aimt•
Wlrtary LIN, ,._. INc:ll, bOY
Mr. 6 Mn. Gerv Cle"""tl. UID Tellm L-.....,tlneton ... c11,
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Mr. 6 Mra. v-McAJtr.,., 11't ,.._
ltrJ°" Way, Coet1 ~. bO'I
Mr 6 M,,. J11111 Me,_t, 16111 1!11-
dora SI,, l~a l'1rk, tlrl
M• t. Mrs. ltobert M011Hllan, 13'41
El "rodo SI . Garek• GrOYt, bO'I
Divorces
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Dorl• car-Yt Cllrts Ca'11ft
ltrlMI•• Gavle Prtce vs Ttmotllv Jelwt
Prtct
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NcYa Mff Mad1111N "" ltoberl ltll'f•
moftd Madlllldt ltebecu Lamltl• vs Jef>lt l'atr1dl
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Ecltolds .JH>I• 8 IC•ll,,_., Y1 C)llarlfl S.-
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W•ll•c• lrOW!\ Chrttlln! Nltdflcx Wilna"'' vt Ja..,., 4'M• Wlltlemt
H•7'1 M. Hollman lfl Gu1tav Moll"'•" Soni• luclllt Po~r Y~ GeorM !dWI"' Pl'ltttr
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CarelYn """jA!btrf-va Ooftfl Allen EY~~~hon A,)).,,.,,,.. YI ., I a It t
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a-ta S. l'IHM YI Mtrfotle 11'11• ..
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El•lna Tolm•aoff
Slllrlev A. lardwelt "9 WllMam .A. ........ 11
Jessica T. W••-YI J-L. llUl>oft
Joan Carlene l'etr01Mtll• Vt l'ra11Clt Welter P...,_lta
Ir-I. Ca,_ vs Adrl.., I . Ca,_ 1ettv Jo t(r_..,IM v. Oa.rrello D.
t<rumwi.d l.I,..,. Jtan •lflien vs •••rv Aleft v1,..
left t...l'dra l.. Amb0kl YI Cul"''' ltl<Nrd Amhrvskl C~t!'IH AllM lol!Hldl YI Gl@Mt MH Lo'-'<:11 Edna A. A~"°" YI laur.,..,a C:.
·~ Evetvn l uctlt llabM vs llobu1 Loult
IM":c":f' ICrt !lr-r vs l-11 0 11,_r .l•m._ 4. l'rkk vs 8ell,..i. Frick JoVU·M Smltll YI Frtde•l(.lt L. Smith
I.Nett• carela WhtM YI Kennell! Lee
Wlllt9 ~ """"°"" llarsttt YI Pe-le JHtt lanlU
AMrew J . G'°""'"' vs l'lotli• c;1.,.,..,,,,,
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ll•rt>tra ,,_ 1a11ev vs w1Mw o ... i.i
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!l•OWft ~•ndr• IC"acllatloertt11 vs 111 .... ant
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Al'ldr9W MlrtlNf VS Mat1a11 Martinat ~ J-111-vs l'a!Tkl• """ StlMOft Barbera I . HeldM w J-Artllur
Holdall
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t.be n • w • a t metropoll~ " Gardea Grove and Iha pro.
complex now under deftlop-pOled Oru(e Freeways.
meat here, will be ~ Elioemenll 0t "The City"
at the lnterDllCioDal Council presented in the model ill·
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tion In a.c.eo May 13. 14 bcQldioga. major department
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An.niverlary'of Wff'll ..tuu lnVaaion 11.ecalled · ·VOte .bsu;.d
...., ,._ -. r , want fbiDI about Attu wu war, had removed 5l000 men ...._ Deeded dllperllll1 , • r
On Kif u, JIG, a the wtllha-, aewp& for one from KlW in 55 miDute1. •11w1te. Poltmast.r Gentrll •
Amerkm lone af 11,000 thiDI. It WU IO Colll .... ,.. 8iOt before UM aDied Bat if ..... ... tM Mlrvla w-. ---
aoldMr• tnlMd for deMl't bodlil nev• ltaDt. lavulon, tbl Japaneae had ca-. el Al&u .. ~ ti•• nounced tllat tbt ?tit Of.
w1r,... lllolPd a abort Jack Crw, editor an4 ~ blrltl which took U.S. ~· = t llln the * flee Departmtnt wtll issue throe tbl ~ m1lt co.· p u b 1i1 h er of tM tbem to trlDlpOl'ta and tbt of ~ Klata W . a special pc11tq1 1 ta ap ,;.~-A{tu lllMd iD b 1 a c k IDdtpendent Jour991 in Saa mtlre evlcutic.a farce had beeD to tu. M-urgbig AmericW to ·~1·
: u..tblr biota. ' Rateel, Calif., w11 a 1llpped b7 a U.S. Navy tut tu. : ~ 9" July 11, JMI, tater and Vote." • ! "• Tbllr.mluiOll: Becapture lieutenant and public in-force. Adm. Cbllter Nimitz _,. The six-cent stamp will
I that AJeutiaD ltraa&bold-formaU<m officer for t b. Tbe J1P1Des• war Jorda ...... !drn. wunaa p, bt Issued with f.irtt da.Y cer-
c_.Jbe nortbtn IDebor of J• Aluu Dtftnse Comm&nd procla.lnMcl their Altutlan H&IMJ tblt 'KolOm~ emonies June 17 In Wash· ~·s "rD»bcm defeaae" -at the time of tbe lDvuioD. operaUou a auecea. A in b SOiomon• be "" ington, D.C. Duign of the ; -...-t Kl use u a Ht said it w11n't UDtll Maj. force of about 10,0QO had "tbt XIUa treatment." stamp will bt unveiled May
c poesOM IJldnCboard from · Gen. Eu1ene K. Landrum, tied up 2GO,OOO 'AJMricu praetlce wu continued matD 21 in a Wubington cere-~ which tbl tntmY could who had establllbed the U.S. Coclpl Uf. wl(lt!~ ~ Japu wu conquertd. mony • t launcb u IPuion of North s~g base at Adal, took
• ~. over from Maj. Ga. Al>ert
c Tbe Americans accom-·E. Brown, as luder of th
c plllbed Uletr' ob~ve.atter Attu forOtl that. t bf tide ' s • tbe ~ moet ehaaltd Tbat was tllil tUla : yet lellt publlcllld ni8bf o1 • fbe battle _. 1-: " w .. i. War u. drum . brough\ . In ....
, CASUALTIES mGB "tired, old 4th IDlutrJ
: Amsica cuualtiff were troop1'' to bt-tura tbe
• 541 dead. i.1• woa.d and trick.
: ~-tllrl9 oat of action by Craemer's oblervatlam ! :II ·lat. ...._ er ..,_. art backed up b 'Boward
• .... 7 ~ ltiDCl1t.mm. Wbil WU U ; ~W • J~ae prisan· hltmlattoul New. s.me. • ...,. ,... tibia. Tb• reit of n~ op tbt·scene. ID hll • ~ ..._ tarce qt about · bolk, · ~ldge to VlctarJ," ~ ~-.._. tlDed rJt A HancUtwn tells low Laa-! ...... Aldde. drum Mill bla llleD up on tbt , , .. ~ .., ol Japaiiett IDOlllltaJatopt' ta root out tbt
: ~1tnfed." NYI the effl. JapantM.
r ·"Clartr.1. >.rm1 history, ''the "Although 1 pve them a : •lJ>lt (to the American&) of terrible task," Landrum i ~\Ublg Attu was second was · quoted aa qylns, "I
• ;~ to Iwo Jima. For ev-believe it more kind to send
1 M'J 100 of the enemy on the them into the mQUDtaine to
; 4\IJl.Dd, about 71 Am•ic~ whip the Japa than to hold
• ·'Wen kllled er wounded. them in the valleys where
• ~ ·• Tbe 17th and 8IDd 1~· Jap antper1 could cut them : Jry_ ngtmenta of the 1th Dt· .. ; f Clll bore the br4'!t of tbe down.
: naton, They were backed BRA VE MEN
• by a large naval force F tin t th •, comprised of three bat. tle-erre g ou e enemy from their caves and fox· • shlpa, a •upport crwser boles in tbe mounta1u took
: g r o u p, tht Amphiblold brave men. Craemer telll ti ~ Force North Pacific, nu-an Aluka __ ,. one of a ' merous Navy troop ships, ... ~ .. .,
Merchant Marine ve.nela group m:=c~ m0tUy of manned b7 civilian crews, nativea e Y recruited
U b J mine-and trained f Or HCCID· coun ess a r e s, . n""'iss'"-_ 0 r ... , ......... swtepers, patr boata aiid ... ~.. .. .. wuu
other auxiliary craft. Air became impatient when the
support came from bases on unit be was with became
the i1landl of Amchitb pinned down by a Japanut
and Adak. mach1Delunner.
"The acoat limply went •,•INVOLVED forward with a srenade and
• Jn all, approximately~.-firri•btd off~tbt macblntfUD • 000 men were involved in ,, .,.. Cr T••1n.; • the crew, •-· aemer. i ridding Al a I k a of ·the ·proce11, the ICOut took ! ~':tit WU the 7th Dlvl· 11 machine IUD tiullttl
> aton that dJd the cltrty work. behveeo tbt waist ud
! The weather CID Attu wu ~s. aaw ~m when the ~ as formktlble u the Jap-medics brou"""t him back to 1 anue. Tbe 1~er1 were .., ..,._ : prepared far tM Japs but an aid tenl He wu 11\.U.Ug \ not the wuthlr. up, smoldn& and talking.
Fer '11 du• the 7th had The doctor eouldD't believe
• tralntlll in Callfcrnla's Mo· his eyes."
: javt Dtsert. pre1umably This milbt have been
preparbat f• tbe African George Mlrleh of Xlamath
campalp. Wiiia tbey er·, Fa 111, 0 re., w b om
rived In the Ale1itians they Handleman des~ u a
• were not properly clad or "one-man army."
equipped fer filbtinl in On Mq 29, the ~ving
muskegs and mowfleldl. Japenete, roulbly etClmated
They w•e lhod In black at about 700 to 1,000 in
leather boots, When they number, cam=• b a r gin g should have been weartna down a rid&• the ·sama
rubber pacs. "Immerllon Valley to and be killed.
: fttt" put many men out of • ! actiou before they bad a TAUGHT DOCTRINE
-_cbaDct to flrt • gun. Led b1 Col. y a • u,. 0 But mafua appeared to bt Yamasaki, who bad prt1eh-~ rule and not th• excep-ed to them the doctrlnt of :p,on on Attu. Kes1bital ("a unit detenned
' to dlef ); and acreamlnl, !20 BOT MEAL "Jap'6eae drink blood like
'-.=Tbt commanders to 1 d win~' fully halt of 1hem ~elr men they would be heW grenades to the l r
1ilS NB·CM • DAILY PILOT Jj
Law 'Not All Clear
~ransplants Called 'Murder.'
.1.\ N D.ltO...Q. tuell -
Tecbn.ically, murder m~
be committed in the trans·
plantbal ol Ol'llDI from one human to another, Deputy
Dlltrid Atty. John W. Mi·
ner ol Loi Anseles u1d thla week.
"Thll untenable 1lt111.Uon
exlstl becauae the law 11
not at all clear on what
cC111sUtutea 1 e g a 1 death."
Miner said in an address at
the annual mHtinl of the
Callfomla Auoclation of
Med1ca1 ~ord Llllrll'llU at tbt Hilton Inn.
'"Ttlere m'& three ~
nbed deflnltlCllll of claat.b-
cardlac 1JTest, nonfunetlon
of tbt brain and an end to reaplraUon," M l n e r said.
"The law Is a complete
muddlt u to whethec Just
one ol Ulese is sufficlellt to produce death."
"Therefore u the law now standl, it theortUcally
would be murder if a doc·
tor took a vital or1an from
a bOdy not dead by all three
criteria," be said. "Any in-
tentional shortening of life is
lllelal DO matter bow good
the motive or bow lnevll·
able the donor's death."
Miner, bead of the med·
ico-legal section or the Los
Angeles County district at-
torney's office, also saJd a
Los Angele• County com-
mittee on vital organ trans·
plants has been formed to help resolve luuea involved
in transplanta.
liovUled a hot meal the bodies and blew themselves
t night ashore. Some up The others were shot by
dn't even aet Ur much ~erlcans S a bot cup of co$e un::y' Only 00~ or two of the at last abot bad be surviving J apallete were uUvy artillery ud box· physically or m e n ta 11 Y
of ammunWon ..nt'UN-sound and they did not want
Into the iucki.Dg mua· their families to know they
• Seeping / bags and had aurvived.
we{e stacked on "I will become a diety
beach while the aoldiers with a smile in thl1 heavy
::i1tilallld buddied in foxholes fog," said a note found oo
UCB takes the worry out of rain on the roof~;
Anci other home iniprovements. D o •
fDled with water u one Japcrnese body.
• ~ tundra was On July 28, 1943, a fORt of
~ away. Wllliwas , 29,000 U.S. artd 5.000 Cana· :::Doii 'notortoua winds of tbt diaD troop• invaded Kilta ~' bowled down but the only life .,ey found ~ the Arctic at m~ on that island wu three au 100 mtJn ID boui in• mustard colored doll. The ~, tbt mbery. Wbed J~anese, lnone of the IQOlt ~ wun t rainlD1 it waa fo&· briWant evacuatlclm of the
:IYMemben of the 7th inter· bJ Y IDk magulnt
In IAJte, where they QUICK . ~ 1aae llft4ll' taking Attu Catch ., 4'•1ekly .. '"'' 4iimd xwai.wn almost to a ... m ••• , ,.. .. 111p1d,
::lian uld Atta was the .. 11111111h•11•l-t• h11111tow11 141-~ant battle tlleJ bad been tl11t .f .... DAIL y "LOT.
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Rain in sunny California? It
1does happen. ·
Drip. Drop.
And whadayaknow. There· s a
leak In the roof.
A patch job?Won't last.
This calls for
a complete new roof.
And money.
Money you didn't plan
to spend.
Relax.
United California Bank
can help with a
Home Improvement Loan .
To fbtthat roof.
Toaddaroom.
To redo the kitchen.
(Why not? •
It improves the value of
your house and
that's a wise investment.)
At UCB, we believe in
doing a little more for you,
like loans at low bank rates.
Like 1ivingyou ideas
to help find good contractors.
About that roof.'
Why not plan to fix It now?
Before the skies turn grey.
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Scoring a "first" in Orange County is the Newport
Harbor Area Alumnae Club of Alpha Chi Omega.
Formed 11 years ago, the largest alumnae club in
the area will become a new national chapter,· Gamma
Tau Gamma, during ceremonies to ~e conducted Set-
urday, May 11, in the Palisades restaurant, Costa Mesa ..
In honor of the distinguished occasion, Mrs. Don-
ald W. Hutton o( Phoenix, Ariz., district alumnae chair-
man, will be on band to conduct the ceremonies.
A festive note will be added to the noon luncheon
and meeting when fashions from the Brass· Ring of
Corona del Mar will be modeled by the-Mmes. Charles
S. Cook, A. Raymond Davis, Donald F. Howard';
George Huettl and J. Robert Lawson. Mrs. Michael
Butler will provide the commentacy, and furs from
Willard Harris' will draw additional appreciative sighs
from members a.Qd guests assembled.
Taking office will be the Mmes. Ronald Gagliano,
Costa Mesa, president; ~-A. Ely, Costa Mesa, vice
president; Hal B. Harlow, Costa Mesa, recording sec-
retary; Phil Lansdale, Balboa, corresponding secre-
tary; Kenneth G. Cooling, Newport Beach, treasurer;,
William O. Roller. Corona del Mar, Lyre editor; Alton
,Lee. Newport Beach. patliamentarian, and Arthur J.
Olson. Huntington Beach, chaplain.
At present there are fdur alumnae groups in the
county, and the Newport Harbor club has a member-
ship of 88.
·~ Trojan Reins He/cl by New Hands·
NEW YEAR DEStGNED -While new Alpha Chi Omega offic-
ers design a new year; members will focus on another type of
design -that of spring and summer fashions which will be shown
from the Brass Ring, Corona del Mar during an installation lunch-
eon Saturday, May 11, in the Palisades restauranL Displa~
.one ol the numbers to be modeled is Mrs. Charles S. Cook for ... · coming president, Mrs. Ronald Gagliano. · . .
Vote-getter
New officers an4 members of Orange County Trojan League are
rarin' to 10 into a new season whicb will begin with an installa-
tion luncheon Tuesday, May _21, in the Santa Ana borne of Mrs.
William C. Hayward. Holding the rems will be Mrs. William E.
Fortner, and serving on ber board will be Mrs. Norman Abell
Jr. (left), treasurer and Mrs. Richard L. Allen (right), recording
secretary. Acc~ted into membership ranks are newcomers (left
to right) Mrs. Jack Samuels and Mrs. John ThQmas. Others on the
board are the Mmes. Leonard Andrews. Kenneth Ross, Robert
Olson and Norman Bing.
Capturing all the votes wiJI be the new spring and summer fashions which will
be displayed (luring a luncheon sponsored by the Orange County Federation of
Republican Women's Clubs Saturday. May 18. Mrs. C. Fulton Shaw is geiieral
chairman of Spring Flowers and Fashions which will begin with an 11 a.m ....
social hour. Luncheon will be served at noon in the Santa Ana Elks Club. Vot..
ing "in" the romantic look modeled by Mrs. 'Larry K. Brown are (left to J!lht).
Mrs. Ralph lrwin and Mrs. David Bunnell Mrs. Leland Oliver wilJ coorCinate
fashions from the Ann Folger Shop and tickets, at $5, may be obtai~ed -tnmi
club presidents or Mrs. Shaw, 495-1047. -I ..
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Big Chicken Takes a Duck Whene.Yer Hen Begins to CluC li .
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: lAst week
J allpped in the shower end broke my
shoulder. It WH 10 p.m. and my h111·
band, Roy, ••• pllying poker at the
Elka CJub. When I telephoned him he
. said. "Gee, lhlt's a shame. Take •
tu.I to the hospital. t •m '80 ahead
.... now and I'd belt.I ltay in the game
and mate the bolpital biD .• , He IUI·
plflld J CID my motber If I wanted
•.ieomp.sny."
Lut 1ummer wben my brother cut
!UI bud "' a beeJ' bottle, &, fainted.
J bid to bind • my brother'• band and drive llJm to the doctor'• oflke.
When our cbDdNn came down .with
poilDll IVJ (tbeJ .... "t Vflr! lick but , theJ looked • men), R97 IUddenty
reft\tlnbertd a. Oahlnl data •nd left
..... He clidlt't taa me tio tlle '-Pttal
wbell tbe chlldml were ~~ J}U! OtD'
tint blby, be bad wb•l the ~r call
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ed lyntpatbetic labor pains and WU in
WOl'll tUpe tban I ••· 1"lell the lt-
copd 11oJ ••• bom, he wu out of town
-eo mlln aw1y -with car trouble.
Tben malt be • r...on fGr thll.
What ll lt? -WIFE OF A'< I.Jm,.E BOY.
DEAR WIFE: y.., Dlftr •PfU.R ,, ,.... • .... e.n._., ii ... bn-
m ... n t. faee nplea1U1Hu or ........... ~ ..... ~
•lneTer lie "" . aemet.Ma1 eetn.blJ
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in his place -U she-really wallts to, thne 1ex manltt1 alMI no dtteftt-ltrl DEAR SHY: I aMIW eMt6 ..... Ill
that ii... .,..,., werll fnr tbtm. Geed Jolts an rtpt-e1pecl•JJy MJHE. All--~
Did it .,.... occur to yon that some usler to fllld theM ••11 a.u .... • 1Hlellm•ld11 .,end", m=ll
jtlrl11 bavt. to work for • Uvlng? They 91eeret.rte1. eWll lteme yet. · •
can't take a chance on offend.In• the Pl. •YI•< c1plcl cal~ daMJ
hon.and losing their job -;-and maybe DEAR ANN LANDERS: I know you want .. part ef It. Ever,....,
getuq bllc*l11ted -If he Is a louse. don 't believe in Lonely Heart. Clubtl UJld h11 0W11 mate. Tltta lie, •
alH It t..•1Wentte, nd .._.., 1 Befon you answered that letter you and nettber do r, but you coWd do 1 lot tai• blmseU tr ktcll blmtell.. .,.
mJ .. tJ wllradt9• um• .... Lots should have talked to some honest-to-0( aood in thia world, Am, if you t
ef 19ek. · ~ working girls. -ONE would match up aome el tbe flDe peo-What Is French ttsslnl"l k It
• • pie who yeam for com~Olllllllp. Who mould let the necklft&
DEAR ANN LAIO>UI: W.. peo-DUR ONE: I dJd td to NIM You could insjst that the aippaicanta the bo7 or the prl? Can a
ple write and ut rar ...-you 1re h111al • 111 .. ee1 eecret.rtes. Mme. tend references from a a.omu. a weddlna succeed? Read ADii
suppoeed to hell) them not insult 1'11 llrll . a~ .lb•t. almett physician and a blnk. You m1aM even booklet, ''Teen·agt Sex -T•
them Your IDIWll'• to U~k th. e ~ ex= th teeret.ry wlle do personal lntervtewlna in JOU!' home Cool •·" Send ~ _, Jn ._ · , ,.....,. ... ' h., trwllle • f lier bell t. UM to make 1ure tbeae people an respec-long, ltlf-addNMd, a
aec:retary who dkln t lmtw whit to do •• ..... f• It. IN, .. teettllry table. You could mlicb ~le ol the velope.
•bout her fttlh boa wtth Roman .. 1e• pMN4 '"" lllH oett nJet• 11M ame age group, reJi&ieD, educatioul , Ann JAadera will be ,iad • bud•. wu ..DO _..,, ~You Kid 'IJeJl IL Ueeler peblt llrn,..t Ht •1 and finlncl•I beckaroundl. Just think ""' 10'D' Jrobltms. Send
"Kwttcherkiddin. A .,..,-old stri ·my .,-llwlet wu tli•l tftf)' c.lty 0( tM..Ji.va you coukLcbanet. Ple.ue tn CW't of thf DAILY PILOT'l'::a=~
knows ho• to put an ettht-~ Idiot hH • ,.. need¥e1 wlMt are INU1-111yj1~. Ann. -THE SHY ONE . a ltamped, Mlf4Cldr11llll •
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Cagricorr.i: Renew Interests
FRIDAY,
MAY 10
llJ IYDNZY OMARR
'"l'be .. mali ccmtrclls
b1I ...... · A*olocY ~tM "11·'' AlUl'.I (IWela ll·April 19): Dlachar&e
rttpOmlbiltlM .. 11 in day.
DuriDI evlllilll boun lbere
could be.....,.., a..dal
rewri AdtvtUu bardlr' on
lbe intmle. Jl'tDd bat pece
·-maintain ll Get -accouats
Ill order.
TAURVS (Aprll »May
20): a.nee occun for tbe
better .• JavolTtl lmpnwd
-J)Ublk~&reater undlneludnC rib lo9ed
ooe. Todq JOU accomplish
1n wort MtPoa. Toalctlt valwible ~ oc:cun.
GEMINI (Ml,-21.Jane
20) ! Mita OD how J'O'J ....
die bM6c Jauea. Avoid ex-trnnea. Mlint* .... ol
blllncl. Rei.the .. OCllD·
pletea journey iuy hrYoive
you in ~. Dllplay
tenM ct rtlOUrcefulDlu.
CANCE& (Jtme 21.Ju!J
22): &ljor c<apne-
of one W'bo lntrfl'ael 1IOG -
J!ve attention to~
Many depend upon you to
set tbe mood. Personal
magned1m ratiDI toan.
Oppo1ke sex ls attracted.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Decision concuninc
publication or travel is
postpooed early t 0 d I y .
Later, emphasis shlttl to
home, 1 p e r 1 o n a l efl·
vironment, include f,.,,,ily in
vacatloo plaonihC. Relax
tonlgtlt.
VIRGO CAuc. ~Sept. 22):
You may be dran In two
directiooe. Friend make
certain demands. A 'relativf
who ls vi.siting also requires
attention. Flniab presetlt
project -fulfill pm pro-
mi1e1.
UBRA Cs.pt. SI-Oct. 22):
na, to tm laifietfve. Sl:rela
~ndlace, orig.inality. Be a self-darter. Don't wait
tor otberl -le.s rata.
tblll follow. O••reom•
tudency to be lbJ, rtticenl.
Now ls time to IO· SCORPIO (Oct. 23-N".
21 > : Obtain hint fr o m
LIBRA m...ace. Orpnize,
collect dat. -tben you will
be In poeitloa to call Uie
twie, set ~ pace. Fellow
worter or neigbbot' makes
varuable coMJ'ibution. Be
graufW.
SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): You gain only if
willlng to sacrifice. Means
you may have to live up
IOIDe thinp to Mr9 otbera.
Not really a dilemma -
message. cle• by tord.itlt.
Attend Uieater, special club
or g.roup.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Area Girls
To Perform
In Festival
Ju. 19): You activate fn.
t...U wb&ch Md been dor-
JMl!t. &vim certain ftieoda
NappMr. wn with
materili at band. Day CID
result ill fUW.llmeot ol IC9e
food hopes, wiJlles. 1
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-M.
18): Day features chance
for change, trnel, variety.
You br.ak oot of mold.
Means status quo due fOr
shakeup. Tonight t b e r e
could be recognition for job
well done. Stand iall -•tick
to principles.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20): Recent conflict in·.
volVlnc mate. parlner « ooe
who opposed you frcm ieCal
1tanc:. can be resolved. Key
ii diplomacy. Make ad·
juttme.nt -and also 111 in-
telligent concession. You'll
be ahead Ki end. ·
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you tend to be
artlltX but in a practical
way. You couid •ell tbe
w o r k of others, collect
varuable creatiOns. Y o u
need to feel in tbe midst of
tbin&J. YOU abboc' tbose wbo
fail to appreciate talent.
Greater aoc)al aolivity ia llCOND LUNOtlON -Siller Sara Ann Rude and
Mother SUlan Campbell (left to ript) abow Mra.
Robert A. VerNooy of "Coata Meaa a huge potter·
whlcb IButratea ICIDU ot activity at Sl Macfeleine
Sophie Preschool for Retarded Children. 'l'be 111m1
wer• joined by Mother 1'rancea Danz and 1fC*a ..,_,.
fore Alwnnae of the Sacred Heart.
Mesons Close Season
With Festive Party
Newly orcanl.Jed Nnport,""iiiiiiduiiieiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OoliDc tbe ~ on ~ Cline WaulhtaJ and c .A. Ballrt wtI1 MDd tlve daocent•
note ol llMtY wlll be a.ta Honeywell, tllird. to Oakland to perform in tbe
Mela 1'~ i&.mng Team tropby for hl&tl third IDDUll Pac l f 1 c
C1ab ...,.., and bir series went to tile Mmea. W•t«n RealODal Ballet
..... William Hill, Ted EricbOll Ftltival tomorrow tbroqtl ·Scholar
To Define
Worship
Sacred Hearts Alumnae
Hosts Nuns at Luncheon The Tee 'Iba lMt fuDctiD1I. under end Nelsoo H. Shappell, Sunday. ·
tbe leadeuhip ol current of. While higfl sames ..., won Depart1ns for the allow nc.n, w6ll be a dbmer .by the Mmea. N • 1 a on are tbe Milse1 Dianne
dance in tie BaJboa Bay Reames, Tom Grams an4 Do111oa from Corona del
T ttl Club Saturday, May 18. James R. Early. Mar : I\ ob y n Kuhn of
Ouett tptakeru at a CoDe1e for Women, ltalfed a er F11Uv1ti11 will betiD wfttl a Other winners were tbe lACUDI BMcb; Laurie 1Wtcbeon 1attierln& of the by the Rellli<JUI of the ___ ;:u_____ 7 p.m. cocttail bour, when Mmes. Reamt, bilb pme, rulter, Linda Smith, and
Alumnae of the Sacred Sacred Heart, bM been co-party.,.,.. are recet\red by individual; Honeywell, high· Pauy Wllllam1, ~ o f
H..-t were Mother Frances social with th• College for <1.!!.IY.• Nett:.,&...._ ., -= rrtirtlc olftceru, tbe Mmes. s e r i e s , i n d i v i d u a l Newport Beach.
Dam, IUperlor Ill San DlelO Men. t".t'~ rr:IJ'T~-r.r. F.dward B. Encl'*, Robert Waughtal , most Improved, Tbt croup, under the
Collep for Women: Mother But thb fall serMlter will ~'7J' • ,_,· Iii A. ErtMdler, Me r r l t t and William S p i c k a r d • d.lrection of Mona Frances,
Think
Mother's Day
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Mn. lWTJ Gartler,
IWnw ICbolar, wll1 1peak
tomorrOtr lftlllDI at l :a» at
Temple Sharon. The House °' Worship in Days of Anti·
qu1ty will be her IUbject.
Suam Campbell. director ot tee tbe two colleges becom· uoi~ Kevan, John P. Pufftnbar· Cllandler Qampbell • n d will perform The Little
novtce1 for the Society of in& co-<.'W'ricu1-, so that the :J~'· , :Y.•m ~1\obe't Stipla, Antbooy Joseph Salamon, be• t Dnlmmer at the festival
the Sacred Heart, El Cajon, men and women may attend .,~ -. • ~~ CUDcDer Clmp-sports. workshop 1eslion. ~~~~a~R•, e~~n~~s.~ ~~ ~·~ 1 ll~~p~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
dlrtctor ot St. Madeleine two colleges will remain 'i'~1•1een 1':1',.. "J.l'I, their buabmda. II Sopbie'1 Prescbool f o r autonomous, h o w e v e r , ~. i. ~~ ..... i. i in1 M~lle for dandne will be n....._...... ,...,1..a~ El c '---....... ~ 1 __ .._ hm ,_ '\'l~.lt COAST provided by Ronnie Bl'own rw~ '-AIUUlvn, •· ~;;;r~"'.'·1m\ ~• ... ., u 1~ot••.£~••..;~ -4 bia orchettra. Reaerva-
She 11 a naUve of London
and a gaduat.e of John
Howard Quaker S c b o o 1 ,
Mn. G1rUer spat JMDY
yean la tbe Holy Lind a
dyinc at 1tle H e b re w
~other ~I m p be 11 ~C· Sjster Rude explained the r~ ' J'~ I" tiOlll ... , be -w;th quai.nted alumnae with the purpose of the preschool ~ i5-.v'l:i.. »1 ·e ~~JI.~~~ Mrs. Francis T. Eddy or
new d1rtctlon1 be1nl taken W'blcb bas been in operation ~.14i1f~c.,.:i., ~ Mr1. Philip Evans.
by the ReUgioua of. the for two years. ff!..~•11 GVl!k-r.:~· c'tP. i tM Bowler• honored the beat
Unlverlkf la Jeraalem -
la a recoplad aatbarttJ • tbe Dud Sia kroUI.
J1ir artielel OD 1'Sddie
Ellt poUey fteeatb ..,..
-~u. tnm ... W'hll Bout ,. dlrtt;r ad
JueldttJ ol Im wd~ ,,,. ~ .........
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'ftM Lldlll' Amt!-, el
NftpeR a..dl P lr • ~ ..... t~.
tadrd WtdleedlJ el eadl
moall at I p.m. ID 1Wtou
loclUoDI. I D tor m at lo •
rt1ardlnl loeaU4ll mq be
obtalDld '1 Ollllll Mr9. Ttd McMr,.n•, ......
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Sacred Heart in the training The program will be ex-s;;e;;; s/fV.0:. K'.;.s:"l1'1 f'tid M,y;; of tlheir lf'OUP during a but·
,J a.. ~ ..... m.... the u. ~·MA fet lunc:lleon in tile Kona
Vil -"" ~ pMMled during this 1Ummer cMAMPtoet ~...,. ~!! • -E--'•• ,..,i_ needs the modern world. under a &rant from the n Gt• • ........,~~ ,.£-......... -..... .----• were
8bo oloo -II• h 4e r al aovemmeal In eF.:., 'Ill;_ I...:< t.:'"t!itoi::"-C:: =: .:-tM~~ ;zauo~ with g~~1o,~ ~~,~, ~°'.i; ant: Jtmea Morrla, R. V. ~ fer r • a• w a 1 Diltriet. .::.,.,· •• ., • ~.r..:. Eldr1dce IDd F.dwl'd Be. ~~~SpeclaJ---------~~·~·=·=·~·-----~-=~=~=~~~~~L=~~~M=~=·=~=· = fll RGme Jiit fall. o.....-n,... an
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JOIN OUR
EllJoy ualno your atvtlng ·atlver wtine you PIY on our oonwnltnt club
plan. You wlll receive a handeome tamllhortllltant drawtr oMlt FREI
with any 32-plece service for 8 If you Join NOW. U·pltot Mrvloe oon--
•lltl of I eech: place knlv11, place fotka, Iliad forb and tMlpoona.
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Bear St. PFO
Mn. F. J. Dietrich
• President
COMING UP: Meeting.
election and bastailation of
officers Wednesday, May 15. ·-"')
REPORTS: Winnerrln the
Fashion Home Sew were
Mrs. Verne Ashcroft, Mrs.
Lou Salazar and Mrs.
Frank Dietrich •... The
Third Marine A i r c r a f l
Wing Band presented a
flag ceremony and played
for the students a n d
parents at a patriotism
program.
Mn: J. L. Ripe
Presldent
COMING UP: Paper drive
Tuesday, May 211 and
Wednesday, May % 9 .
Helpers are needed to
load ·the truckS ; I o r
further information clkll
Mrs. L. R. Bosen, at
545-31164.
REPORTS: Tbird, fourth
and fifth O'ade students
were tes\ed by the Costa
Mesa Police Department
on bicycle 1 a f e t y •
Assisting Mn. Charles
Schroder , safety
chairman, were t h e
Mmes. E. R. Painton, Ray
Winchester. Stanley Zill.
Dave McKinney. Jerry
Ta_rtor S .• E . Dye, N. ~
Harrington, Don.id Doore
and Wllllam Hamilton.
A Big Scoop ·1or. Calilornia!
Ma. Denis~
P~sidenl
COKING UP : ..Me et Jn g
Tuesday, May 14. A film
on LSD will be shown,
followed by a question &Jld
answer period. S l x t h
grade awards will be
presented.
Harbor View PFO
Mrt. Robert Lyum
Ptesdent
COMING U P : Hawaiian
Luau is the theme o! the
mother-d~ghter fashion
show and buffet at noo n
.Saturday. May 18. in th e
sch®l c a f e·t o r i u m .
Muwnuus and b r i g h t
flowered dresses wiji ,be
the attire for the ar.
terpoon . ol music and
Another big scoop for Cali~oniia School! The multipurpose room. will be th~ set-
ting for an ice cream social May 24 from 6 to 8 p.m. A magic show will be
featured at 7 p.m . Enjoying aome of the sociaJ'a benefit.a are (left to right)
Rex Bosen, Mn. Lynn Bosell and Cindy Brazell.
Minis Are Out ancl Muumuus A re In ~
hlabd fllltUo•· medited~
by boU'd ' m e a b • rs
dlildN•. Ml~ Mn._ Rlcllard Btc 1.-1.
chairman. are 1IW" llJnes.
Peter Pe&eulet, Henry
Stotaenbe!'1. N o r m a n
O'Connor, John. Whitney,
J, W. Robinson, Rdbert
Lynam and JllMI Rubel
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Monte Viste PT A,
Mn.DUA ....
Prelident
COMING UP: Spring Spree
is theme ol carnlval from
11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Satur·
• day, May 11, on the ICbool
grounds. Hat parade will
11tart the event. followed
· by a magic ihow at U ::ll
and l :~ p.m. Booths
"'featured are food;-whit
elephant. gift for Motben ~y. cotton candy and
candy apples .•• Board
meeting for newly eleded
off'icers Ind c b a i r m e n
9::.1 a.m. 1burtday, May
16, at school.
St. Joh__n Aux.
M.rs. Victor Clarke
President
COMJNG UP: Meeting at 8
Speakers
To Deliver
Discussions
Next Tuesday Miss Nita
Walton W'lill open her Olwlge
home at 9:30 a.m. to
members of the Orange
County Speake!'$ Forum.
She will be assisted by
Mrs. H. H. Smith end Mrs.
T. H. Ockels during the col-
Cee hour. Mrs. H. J. Howard
will follow with a discus!!ioo
on M~aret Olase Smiltl.
Timely topics will be
presented by Mrs. Albert
Launer and Mrs. J. Wiley
Harris.
Before the meeting breaks
up the cha'irman of tbe
nommating committee, Mrs.
Lily Frank Wlill offer a
report on tile slate ol of·
tioers. wisting tier will be
Mrs. J. Orland Smi~ and
Mn. Lytlll Crawford.
Mesit Le·a9ue
La Leche League meets
the second Tuesday at 7: 30
p.m . Mrs. H. W. Moore. MS·
4:1>9. will answer questions
regarding location a n d
membership.
Laguna Group
American Legion Aux·
iliary of Lagi.tna Beach
gathers at 8 p.m. the second
and fourth Thursdays in the
Legion HaU.
Alobaa and 1llia wUl .,_ molllerl end dauhten al
th Harbor Vlew Scllool PP'O'a Hawalian luncheon S.blrda1. May 11, at nocm ill &ht caletorium. Mini•
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members w.!Jota don Island fubiom following •
luau bullet. Showiq off their eottwnea are (left to ~~) Susan and Nancy Bechtel and Mn. Richard
tel, lunclleoD dlatnnan. ~ '
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toni&bt, the Rev. Anthony
McGowan will announce
tbt Jllt_W JUfldent, ()(.
fieen will be elected by
the-membenhip. M r 1 •
Paul T\lcker, Mrs. Wayne
Boa,g, Mrs. G e o r g e
Hallacy ' an~ Mrs James
Miller, second grade room
mothers will hostess . . .
Registration for CYW day
camp may be made with
Mrs. Henry Schepens in
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tile conference room-pr}>r
.. the meet.1n1.
REPORTS: CommiMee of
JD..9 Lil e r 1 accompanied
gradea • A and 8 1o HUD·
tington Llbrary.
University PT A
Mr. ud Mn. Marvlll Mayer
Pteaident
COMING UP: The Sblall
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World of University Park
is theme cl camiv&l £rolh
18 a.m. to e p.m. Satur
day, "'May f[" BOO:rly al·
tractions will bt BlmOO-
·the clown ario a.m.; nre
department display at 11
a.m.; Girl Scout folk danc·
ing at 2 p.m.: sock dance
at 3 p.m. and barbershop
quartet at 5 p·.m. Booths
featured will be baked
goodies, fortune t•lllng,
cablevlsion display, lpOOk
house and car smalh.
Victoria PTA
Mrs. Fred Weedwert
President
REPORTS: Old clotbin&
was displayed by the
Goodwill lnduslcies at the
mothe!"-da~ tea Wt
week.
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Banquet Set in 'Hawaii'
Mem.b«r1 ot Court Chrtat
the Kini 1929. Ctthollc
Daqbt.en of America wW
have tbelr third aanual
mother -daughter-banquet
ay fl a 1:30 p.m. la die
Kono Hawall restaurant.
Santa Ana.
The following Saturday,
~Y 18, Mrs. Glenn Gillmar,
grand regent, announce•
that a Junlor C a t h o 11 c
Daughter Cotrl and a
Junlorette CDA Court will
be instituted at 1 p.m. la the
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Since I'm'> ,.rt of
the p1clre9e, I
, know whet the in.
lflels, &KC r•elly
stencl for, •• cfo
most of our f riencf 1
.,ouncf the P • I m
Sprh191, Rivenicle
orM, w h • r • our
other store is lo-
uted.
However, since mo~ing those initi1l1
on to Fuhion lsl1nd, cfozens of p•o·
pie ••• like the postman ask us whit
the &KC stands for. Usu1lly I un't
,.sist a fluhly answer like "6oH
Kincl Cooking!"
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For 1 while, we consiclerecl hni119 I
contest with something like • weak·
end 1t La Costa, if someone cem•
up with • real 9r1bber. It WH cl••·
peretion, of course, possibly born out
of 'grimmer. "GKC h my husi>encl'1
initi1ls." GKC Are my hu1bencf'1 in·
itials.' Ah, it is just not aimpla.
Then we stertecf playing around with
• few of the more Interesting in·
swers, such es:
6KC .tends for:
61lANO KIONA,,IN6 CAPER
6000 KIND COOKING
or
6UILOENSTERN'S KNACKWURST
COUNTEll
If you hn,• • better idH cotrte e11
into ·the store end tell us ebout It.
Otherwise we get be~lr to • rHlly
serious reply • • • ~KC stenda for
fuhion ind quality.
Merle Christena ..
Women'• Appuel
15 Fashion lsl1nd Newport leuh
Kiwis Get Off the Ground
Mrs. Kurt M. Gronau of Huntington Beach (left), president, and Mrs. Edward w. Burke of Newport Beach were among 13 members of the Newport Beach
chapter of die Kiwi Club to fly to the eighth national Kiwi Convention in San
11 Francisco. The Newport Beach chapter won tbe award for the best cl\arity
project, paying transportation' costa to a bolpttal and supplying needed et{ujp-
ment for a 1everely burned Santa Ana &lrL liwil are former AmerlcaJ.1 ~
lines stewardesses.
Old Before Your Time
Sun Worship Belongs to Ancients
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' Socoritr_ Celebrates Birthday
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Wlllw la.ek-. .... Ml .Jolla MIDlr, tr11111•.
nceiftd tlae Order flt tbe S a tar d • J , Kar U. ROM for 11 ,._, ol outltaD-motbln ti ....... d bl 4iat..,.. to CM _,uJa. ........ to a bmeb ta ..
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New omcer. .. tbe Tbe aanrttJ -aUaW Mlne1. Roa Law1, inai· '50 to tbe 07* J'ibrcllLI ol
dellt; S..Jey, W:e r.• Orange Couaty, t40 tD a.
Mat; Walts TI e I e , Re,.DCJ ol UCI aacl tit to
recordlne 1 •cretary; the tm.uUoDU Loan
Rlcbard W 11 I 0 D , COi'· Fund.
·Teacher Discusses Children
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May actlvltlta of tbe
YOUDI Sop b ii tl cat e I
Womea'a Qub o( Soutbtrn
California wUl lied olf with
a speaker on ebfld develop-
~It 1be May H mtetin1.
Fun Nltlonal Bank,
Garden Grove.
A preschool teacher far 11
years. Mn. Coot la the
motileJ' ol one ol the club'•
provisionall, Mn. William Johmon.
Bri... and canvta wtn beaJn to be plaJld at 7 p.rn..
,,.. wlll be Cllb )lrilel'
door priJel, -s deaert.
Kn. VJr~ Cook,
teacher at Lone Beach Qty
01De1e, &eneral ad u·J t
dMUcm, wiD be I U I I t
apeabr at the 7:30 p.m.
meetinC ~ the Security
Tbe club'• fourth amual
card pcty baa b e e n
ICbeduled I« May 20 at
Peet'1 J'amU;y Colonial Ter·
race Room, Weltminster.
Olairmaa ol tbe e'ftDt 19
Mra. Pllt O'Sullivan o'-
W e ~· Commlttef.
memben iDclllde tbe Mme•
Dutch Kalleme7ne
WHtmlNter, Jett MarateL
Long Beach, and Steff
Stock, Watmlnster.
MAND ELS Newport -j DATI OllLT! -
Spring Special
A GROUP of SHOES
from our regular stoclc
99 99
to
Begalarly ~· to ,24
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MANDELS, 21 Fashion Island, Newport {Only)
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M.utlful. an ettractlvely price4
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WOALD WIDI
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Beach was anno&meed b7
tbe llride .-:t'• puala. Kr. and Mn. Art ArlbiqtDa durtq a cblmpape ,_., Pftll ID ..._. ti Miii ~··n.tllRtbdat.
Women Order Rumor Club Keeps lunch Date,
-:J Mn. Clair Bunt will be in-tecretaries, and a.adea
-:-For · ~onaciy MOrning :1~11=·:"ci':: a..-.-...... .:~
Portruta la Parody _will~ tHUP. II In ch•ge ol ~-a K~l4, ~ TOPS Club · "t
bl prtMnttd bJ mUStcal reeervatiool. • 1
humorist Vivian Berger d~· Va 1 ab 0 n d S .,t 10 A. Ba~BQJ Inn, Weltmlnater. FI n 1 e Y Sc boo 1 • ~ mi the Moi¥fllY, Monung members will take 0 ff AU1ttins Mn. Baat clur-mult:lputpose room is the
Club of . La1U11a a annual Wedneaday. May 22, fer the lnl tbe comln• ,ear wU1 be setting for the meeting of
meeting tn Hotel Laguna at San Dieso Zoo. Included in the Mmes. E. J. O'Donnell Trim·Vue TOPS Club <>r ,,
DOOD ~y, May 13. their day wlll be a 40-mlnute and Fred Wolfe, v l c e Westmlns.ter. The g r'o up •
Durmg the meeting new guided bu.I tour of the )ll'lilktenta: Wllllam Schmidt 1Mberi at 7 p.m. ~'<~
officers 6elected by the famous ioo. and R. V. P ll l 11 i pa, Tbursday • ·DomU1ating committee will --~~~~~~~~~~~..---~~~~~~~~~~~~--
be introduced' and installed.
· Mrs. Frederic L. Siebert,
past program chairman, bas
Tbe ..... to-be ii •
1rac1uate • f Rlllltialta
Beach Hilla Scbool ....
Orange Coast College and ii •llllDdiDC UCI, where abe la
an art major.
Tbe future bridegroom,
IOll of Mr. ud Mrs. Walter
been named pre s id e.n t. M tod ~.J finest, most 1· bl C l ""T 1
Assisting her will be vice &gmYCJI.( • • • 83' 8 • re 18 e 0 ar J. Ve • • I •: presidents the M m e s ,
Martin J. Gurney, Waiter
Kausch and John C. Price.
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Wedell .. P .. ns
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Corner of 20th street
Ind Lo .. IMcli Blvd.,
LONG BEACH
591.1347 .,.
• Braaten.· allo attended Hun-
tington Beacl Rigb School
ud ()CC;-and DOW attends
California St ate College,
Long Beach, where be ii
majoring in education.
No date· baa been selected
for the wedding.
.. Peering
Around
FOLLOWING THE Orange
County Pbllbarmonlc Socie-
ty's Preview last Wednesday
Mrs. Cora Peggy Walla~
honored Dr. and Ml'J. Jan
Popper at a luncheon in the
Irvine Coast Country Club.
Her guests included tbe
Messrs. and Mmes. 'Ibolnas
Allinson, Jack G r o th ,
William Quimette, Edward
A. Pellegrin and Mrs. Claude
Patterson and Drs. Maurice
Allard, Colin Slim and
Clayton Garrison.
'lbe previous T u e 1 • a y
Mrs. W a 11 a c e feted
members who have served
on the Associates boa.rd. As
outgoing chairman 1 h e
entertained at a champagne
luncheon in her Balboa Bay
Ctub apartment. Honorees were the Mmes.
~ct Prescott, A. H.
:W.:axted. William Moseley
Jones, C. S. Yarnell, Robert
A. Ramsey, Lloyd L .
Aubert, Mary Graham, Pat-
terson, Quimet~. Norman
Huff, Wilfred A. Berls, John
R. Waters, Willard Dunlap
and VinceDt Arena.
Merry Makers
TOPS Merry Makers meet
every Thursday of the
month in Perry School, Hun·
tington Beach, at 7 p.m •.
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DCLUSIYI I
SUAIANTDD DIAPUY CLIANIN•
Drapery CIMttlftl. Perfect
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MRS. E. EDDIE LeBARON
Uteh Ceremony .-
·Salt Lake Tempie Scene
Of Double ·Ring Rites
1 Others are the Mmes.
Howard B. M o f f l t t ,
treastn'er; Ralph David,
recording secretary, and
Helen P e r It 1 n s , cot·
re1p<>nding secretary.
Upcomin1 activities also
loclude a meeting or the
Facts and Fantasies Section
· in Fashion Island House at 2
p.m. Tbunday, May 16.
when Dr. Dixie Sturgis will
lpeak.
"The world is y o u r
)>ffh1ve. Do yoo know bow
to get the honey, or are you
getting the sting?" she will
ask during her talk, ac-
cording to Mrs.' Perklnl,
publicity chairman.
Al.So on the calendar is a
bridge-luncheon in the Hotel
Laguna at noon, Monday,
May 20. Mrs. D a v i d
Klsselburgh, chairmen of
CM Auxiliary
The first Thur'lday of ~
month members of tM.
American Legion Auxiliary, Costa Mesa Unit ~ gather
In the American Legion
• IJ San Hall, at 8 p.m. Information Salt Lake Temple in Salt Richard Wilcox w regarding membenhip is
Lake City, Utah was the set-Marino, and Noel Marshall obtalna.,le by oalllng Mn.
ting far the marriage of of Fullerton. Neal Hougan, ~4.
Judy Lynn Blair and E. Ed-The reception will tat~e.--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
f i place in Santa Ana Fir die LeBaron, a ormer res· Ward next Saturday. Think dent of Costa Meaa. Assisting will be the Mmes.
Paul H. Dunn, member of MJcbael Evanko, Rich
Quorum of Seventies, of-Wilcox. Jeffrey Stevenson
ficlated at the Letter-day and Miss Karen Roberts. Mother's Day ·
Sainta ceremony. The bride attended th
Mr. and Mrs. G9orge B. University of Utah and Lat
Blair of Salt Lake City are ter4ay Sa.iDtf Business Col
parents of the bride. The lege. She affiliated wl
bridegroom is the 100 of Mr. Lambda Delta Sigma. Her
and Mn. H. Neal LeBaron husband, who resided
of Letbbridge, A 1 b e r t a , F u 11 e r t o n , a t tend
Canade. Brigham Young Uni9et'sity THINK ...
Given in marriqe by ber Arter a wedding trip to·eon lnhl
father, the bride wore a necticut, New York, Mia Jc A-""
floor-length gown of lace and and Jamaica the couple wi ~ I
or•-za with a beaded rose make their home in ._ ..._ .._.._ • o-• ....... _,,.
headdress. She carried a ~A~n:a~. ==------__:~~~~~~==~! :s~hid~ carnauooa and VAST PARKING IN REAR
Maid of honor was Mias
Gerri B 1 a i r, the bride's
sister. Bridesmaids w e re
Miss Kathy Maxwell of Salt
· Lake City, Mlss Barbara
Marshall ot Fullerton llld
·MrS. John Darling Of Whit-
tier.
Best man was Wendall
Brown of Menlo Park.1 \1 sher s we r e To m
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Thorkelsoo of Santa Ana,
Relations
Discussed
&lr1h ol .,, Baby aod
FtlllDIJy ReiatiODI "' lie MJb. Met of the ewntnc to be
pfeaented by 1be Costa Mesa a.pter of La Lecbe
League Tueldaiy, May 14, at
7145 in tie Hun tin gt on
Beach home ol Mrw. Dooald Wa!W. •
The pub1'c ii invited to at·
tend lie dillCUssion, and
ntaY obtain further in-
fsmation about the league
~ Mn. H. W. Moore. 545-4118. The etta cnapter
Otbers the tecood Tuesday
ot each month.
B 0 B'S °""DAILY t :JI AM• 6 PM
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CLOHO MOTMll'I
DAY BARGAIN CENTER
1812 Newport Bl., Costa M·esa
Ph. 646·71'7
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Friday to Wednesday SPECIALS
RIMIM•ll MOTHER
ON Hll DAY
Visit-OUT Coimttic aftd Jewelrv Department&
for manv. 1™1nt1 mort lovely ond quality gifts
at l-Ow, low pricu .
LADllS' IUMMllt 10111 t3 25 ;. All Si1H. .... $1.91 • • . • • • • • btra s,.c~ •
KH.I. '•r111e11e11t ,, .... 6'H11, yelltw, ,1111t, blu•.
CULTUHD PIAIL llNGI '9 95
S.114 6ol4 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• $21 .95 •
NOT JPST A ZIG-ZAG ...
NOW DIAL-A-SffiCH
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Stoc Excliange Automates;
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....... , ,.,., .,_,.. ::!"1: month. the dall) volume of pbysi~al mo'6ment of stock ~~· " ~,.., .. "°'11' HIMY '41n<Wt• ' the Big Board soared to a certificates -among brokers. A ~~ :::'~ :".::' ,;:,: ""'::;.:::; fan tactic average of over It will, In the words of Rob-~Ula ,... :.:;;1':"11151=.,1~.: .. ~: 15,000,tXM> sbarM. ert W. Haack. president of ~ .. ~11 ~":ru:c.;
• .,.._,_ o1 ... --n. A basic reason for the the New York Stock Ex· ~~· _ 1
· spiraling volume has been change. ·•create for securi· ~'-..!/'I!~· ·• la the next tortnilbt, tHe the emphasis on "perform· ties a flujdity of movement ~~"• . · J• ,__ or. ""'-• xc ange an<:e" which is 1mpe1Ung compara e o e way Amico ,. ,• "'--Y .. s•-.. E h • · bl t th A"'-""'"JtC" ' • ... ~announce a &jant step instltutiQDS particularly checks move money through ~ ::. ', ...
t ~1' a rd eliminating the mutual funds, to accelerate , the banking system." ~~30
ffu':: ~::: :~~r~~; tw:nov~r of their stock p~rt· THIS IS by rar Ule big· ~~:l::C~'~£, ~,:
(. "'--b d foli os 111 sear~ of quJck gest measure being taken A~~,. CMm
L[IDJ Wucu you uy an pr-"··-T"''-s cb for ~r· "'' ••t ' Meet '·• U .,._ h b UUY. lWI to b--.1•• •'--pa,..,.._.. Arri,! Pvrll• 1 12 ~ securt....,1, t e r e y f 1 ....... a I g .. iu1 Yoe r----.. "'" 1 ..o
.,..'E,1-h ~ · onnan_ce s nv.. re, c n avalanche. Other steps have Aud "°"ia c
Cw>HDI t. e arc and in· new heights . been taken. though, and the ~~l=I'°" l=' 1 "'
creDingly mas ve move· "But the pendulum will fact that Wall Street's back Ailee olr• 0·~' =t~J8~ :v~be': swing t-00 far in this direc· offices almost bro.Ice down lroc\r...i~~,~
Wall Street during days of tioo of performance and under the trading strain in • ~":.:
futastic treding volume. then will swing back." says January in a way forced ,."':.~.:
·.'"L.•ess "OU are a Wall a close obser'1er of this phe· the firms to prepare to ban· ~~':'.':'
U1U ., nornen~n. "The pace of rl~e dle April. l lric-1<•1 ,.,_..,,"
Sb:eieter, the technical de· In trading will not be malll· Now furtbeT moves are aw.... itWii,.. un11, ta1JI of the new Central tained." ..... CV. ••• .os c.rtificate Setvlee, to be under consideration, rang-:t. rt=,•'"
activated at the start for QAT, 111EN, can we ing from a totally new type • ~.,.
320 stocks accoUJ\= for:.> reasonably ~ct? We can bofadtickearter to abullnewdin NY~tEh :11: ~~11~12~: Ul
t f ... _ • 1 t 12 """· 15 000 000 e qu rs g w1 • 1 we1tt Ser'llce 1.so pereen ° WC • VO • expec • ,vvv-I ' the most modem facilities :::''9r.' s~.~.u .. 1~:50 U1DI, are unbnpertant to share days Oil the NYSE to Ii'" -
yo11: Actually, it JOU notie!e become normal. This would in lower Manhattan. ~f"·Jifa: co anr change, it will l>e that be indicated Jus~ by the pro-The stock trading explo-•«1.~ ,.~:,..:,t..,6A
yom' brokerage firm seems jected growth of stock own· slon was an extraordinary 1W1 co E!!elnt c .. p
m<a orderly. But the com· erablp, already approach· outburst for sprina of 1968 ~·Mf.1~1 '"~' iii' of tht CCS is a hl&blY ing 25,000,000 lndiVlduals. It buht It 1111 toonly a forecast of /II:; ~J~~iJ'
significant atory btuuae It would be suggested just by w at s come. :1 c.i. LA 1 •
underlines the extent to tfle anticipated increase in
wbicll Wall Street ls aut~ the volume of stocks listed
matlJlg itaelt in order to on the Big Board from to.
handle today'• volume of dQ's 12 million ahues to·15
tr•g and to be prepared mfllion by 1972. to 'handle tomorrow'•· If 12,000,~15,000,000 is 1J1E UPSURGE in trad· average daily trading vol·
Ing in stocb, aet off . by ume, it implies that volume
.I,>fesident Jobnson'a March some days would be twice
31 ?Pd for flice in Viet-as much-2S,OOO,~plus. Aa Wall Street operates nam, is no likely to cm-today it couldn't take it. nnue. at April'• pace. J.ut
U~tyLin~ eome Down
•General TelepboN Co. bM
befUD the inltaDatloo of an
~ound conduit and
cable sy1tem in the Hun-
tinP>o Beach lff& alonC
B.rookhurst and Yorktown
streets.
Tbe project, to be un·
dertaken in an undeveloped
~ will take advantaae of
a sU>eet improvaient pro.-
gram also undtt way in the..
area. according to E. R.
Vltiman, division manager.
TO ILLUSTRATE, when
you buy, say 100 •hlu'es of
Telephone, the 100 sbarea
you buy are actually dellv·
ered to your brokerage
fbm repreaentJq the tell·
eT, T.be paper physically
changes bands with all the
ICribbling, paper clipa, du·
1,>llcate1, messenger service
mvolved, a hangover from
the leisurely pre-electronJca
daya of long ago. The dan·
ger of snafu . all along the
Une is great and growing.
l(XX)1~.i.-4--+
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'.'ftll project ii being
OOoe in coopttatioa rih ttle
cit!-of Htmtingtm Beach
d tract developen. Our
effCIU will be to inltail the
coaduit sy.tem before the
developers .tart t h e i r
grading aac1 paving opera-
tiOQS," said tbe dlviaioo
mattager.
But after more than a
decade of planning and ex-
perimenting, the NYSE has
developed the CCS, a com·
puterized central handling
system which will make t r a n a f e r s of securities
among NYSE firms by elec·
tronJc bookkeeping entries.
W-. you buy yolD' 100 --------------------abaWtrol Telephone. a com·
puter at a central office
will limply make a book·
keeping e n t r y indicating
that the firm representing
the aeller bu delivered the
100 abarea to the firm ~
resenting you.
Council ctiairman J i m
•'~ere are DOW 2MJcr
ov.ll"bead cahM ta tbla sea
whkb if bounded on tt1e
wail bJ llUIMrd Slnet and
on llMI ea.i by Brookblnt.
Tht>' will bt removed and
placed in tbe underground
di&tributMa system aJooi
Yontown betweD Buabard
anct Brookhurst, .. tne
quarter of a mile south from
Y odrtown on Brookburst."
Of COID'te, if you want to
tab polleNlon of yow-cer·
tificat. in your own name,
you'll 1UJ1 be abJe jo do IO.
But mOlt ol ua daa't want
that boeher: we 1'1Dt our
brokerap firm to hold IUr aecurt~ tn "atreet aame."
For transactiona by •· the
bookktepina system mat11
complete senae. It w i l l
erase by as much as 75 per·
cent tlPe procening and
A t w o • d a y All-Orange
County B u t in e 11 Op-
portunities C.Opf erence will
be held Oil Tuesday ~
Wedneaday, June 4·5, at the
Anaheim Cooventi90 Center
under the 1ponsor1blp of the
e c o n o m i c development
council of the Orange Coun·
ty Chamber of Commerce.
Beam, v1ee ,....ieent tftliii!~l~w
Flrat ff.Uonal Bank of,.,..._,.... .. _
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E. F. Hutton invites you to a provocative and stlmu= dllCUMlon .
of est1te planning. This one-evenlna course, cond by prominent
attorneys, will delve into probate, wills, estate and alft taxes charitable
gifts, trusts and investment management !'elated to estate plannlna.
, Plan to 1ttend on the date most convenient for you. Spece II llmlted
so please call (714) 547·0101 for 1 respvatlon.
Diii: lhf 13
TIN: 7:30 'II
"ec•: Rolllneon's, Aftehelm, Mltllon "°""
AONorllluelkt
Aftehelnt, Celffomle
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Oran11· County, announced
that on the first day the con-
ference will provide op-
portunity for individual ~~~-'
dbcuasions with speciallata -.:..:....co-,.;~=
in government contracta11ii~PYiii•
and sub-oontracu for county
busineumen interested in
government contract&.
The Wedne sday con-1 ..... ~~~
ference, Beam stated, wlD
include e&Cbt w o r k 1 b o l'
se11iou directed toward
assisting fJnna in securiDCuw~~lnformation relative to th*
international export marlret.
Representatins from tbe1~r:=..inc.:=-
following U.S. Govem.mtll&
agencies will be avallablt
for counseling:
Department of Defeaae;ltrllllMI~
Department of A r m 1 ; .............. -
Department of N a v 7 ;
Department of Air F~; 1.=:-... :::=
Defense Supply AleDCJ; ,.....,,.'"""""""-'
Atomic E o e r g y Com-
miuion: Depnrtment o f
C o m m e r c e : General ..-= .............
~:~~s A~~~~~:tloD~.f~"~~i::~~
Spece Administration: Poet
Ofllce Department: Small
Buainess Adminlstratlcln;
Veterans Administ:ratlcm;
Department of the lntel'W;
Govtrnmeilt Printing Of.l~liii~-!!W!
fict.
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Mutual
Funds
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-sermur Schedule RivaU -Big Studios
:;'But I'm Not Sick ••• '
.Nevertheless, Steve Oliver gets a .thorough going over ~om "Dr." Kumit
Christian as Dan Poppa looks on gleefully in this scene from "Dr. Kn.ock."
i.6 be staged next Wednesday through Saturday by the Orange Coast College
11rama department in the OCC auditorium.
--Frankie Laine Comes Back·
FoUowing Long Dry Spell
By VERNON SCO'M'
HOLLYWOOD <UPI) -
"There's no bus iness lil<e
snow business" -my foot.
stomp on toes if he't a
dancer and break It.is fingers
H he specializes in card
tricks. The law of. tte jungle
prevails at ~ times. When a man is down in
Hollywood his peers are on-
ly too happy lo Rick him in
the mouth if he's a _singer,
A case in point: Frankie
Laine.
Not too long a,go Frankie
Drama Workshops Set
~At Cal State Fullerton
Two summer t h e a t e r
workshops, each extendin~ ror three weeks and featur·
ing a major play, have been
stheduled b y CaHfornia State College at Fullerton's
drama~ent.
sist of intens4ve rehearsal.
staging a n d pu b lic
performances of plays.''
Keller said. "Enrollmoots
will be limited to 35 in each
of the workshop sessions
and accepted on a first
come, first served basis.
·Dr. Alvin J. K e ll tr ,
workshop directol' a n d
as$istant drama professor, said tb• sessions will run
from June 17 to .July 7 and
from July 8 to 28, respec·
Qvely. Each carries three iitiit.s of credit, and student&
may enroll in one or both.
The first workshop will
present J o b n Millington
Synge's ''Playboy of the
Western World" July +7 in
the Arena Theater, and the
second will be "Inherit the
Wind," by Jerome
Lawrence and Robert E.
IM, July 25-28 on the Little
'lbeater'1 proscenium. "The workshops will con·
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Wilson
-: U.S. humorist •
was ttte hottest hot shot in
the rerord.ing. field. He
played the best clubs. He
was in demand.
Then along came a five-
year dry spell. Recording
companies &huffled h i m
around, allowing his records
to be released as secretly as
a CIA agent entering East
Berlin.
"l couldn't get anybody
interested in booking me,"
F'rankie said from behind
'Forest' Cast Listed
At Beach Playhouse
his office desk. ''Nobody A cast of 20 for the Hun-be played by Don Rhoades. IF=========='.11
would buy or see me on tington Beach Playhouse Others in the cMt are
televisioo. production of "The Petrified James Smith. Alan Sand-
"Tbe late night talk shows Forest" has been announced quist, Dennis Perrin, BiU
were the only TV things that by Ron Albertsen. who is Williams. Dale Hash, Ann
kept me in the public eye. directing the R o b e r t Moreland. Bill Moreland,
Of course I toured in clubs. Sherwood drama. Grace Shaw. J ohn Zim-
Those years in the bin-Ron Lambert, winner of merman. John Hensley, Ron
terlands consolidated t.be en-the playhouse's best sup· Langseth. Alex D'Asario,
tire strooture of my act. ' porting actor awal'd last Paul Sullivan and George
"I played places like season. will portray Alan Ralph.
Ac4!4e111Y Awft W..-
GI OIGI HNNIDY
Angel-O's in Omaha and Squires. while Valaree How ''The Petrified Forest"
other small clubs. The pay is cast as Gabrielle Maple. opens on June 7 for a four-
was good and the audiences The '·HumphreY. B o g a r t weekend run at the Barn,
were greaL And it didn't role'' of Duke Mantee will 211D Main St., Huntington ~UL .
hurt my prestige because Beach. Ticket reservations NEWMilN
r d 1onow acts uke Joe E. are being taken at 892.4631 as CDDL
Lewis. I a lso tested new Shaw Group and 847-1631.
material on the floor and ·--------.... 11 HaND WKE some of it worked." -·-JX)llj Pl D NATION/IL GENERAL COAPORNrl~
Laine, 0 at u r a I I y' is ans rama FCOST•--
5'0mewhat embittered. some ox SOITll cam
of his C'lose friends during I F • aJ f'LAZA.,,...,_
the saolad daiys refused to ac· n es h v s... Dilfe ,._,. ...... • 146-ml
cept ms· telephone calls.
"My memory is Jong and t
will remember the people
who did n't even
acknowledge my calls,'' he
said. .
"There's oo way to know
wtien a performer will get
cold aJid no explanatioo why
his old pals won't get near
him . But a few of us are
lucky enough to get a second
shot. Like Sinatra did."
Laine is making a strong
comeback on rerords now.
His soogs are hitting the
charts regularly with ABC
records.
"Now things are getting
hot again," Frankie said
with relief. ''But I learned
yoo can't rely on your
friends. You have to do
everything yourself. I t ' s
hum an nature. I guess. You
t:ry ro take care of yourself
first.
"I've never l>een reluctant
to help someone e I s e .
0 Unfortunately, that isn't the
general attitude in show
business today.''
William Saroyan's drama
"Hello. Out There" will be
the entry or the Shaw
Players of Orange County in
the S o u t h e r n California
Tournament of 0 n e · A c t
Plays in Riverside this
weekend.
The play concerns a young
man in jail and accused of
rape in a small Texas town.
It will be presented Satur·
day at 7 p.m. in the three·
day drama festival.
Major roles in the pro-
duction will be played by
Don Shaw and E i 1 e e n
Rockman. Thr director is
Don Kohls.
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"Dean Martin" show tonight In color, at 10 p.m. on
Channel 4. A comic sketch featu.res guests, Don
Rickles, as a saloon> owner caught in a shoot-out
between Sheriff Roy Rogers and Dean Martin as
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TELEVISION VIEWS
He's Gotta
Be Kiddin'
BY RICK DU BROW
HOILYWOOD (UPI) -Can there be doubt
any longer that the greatest new television star ol
the past season was Tiny Tim of NBC-TV'S "Rowan
and Martin's Laugh-In" series?
AND CAN ANYONE DOUBT that be is just ~merging, that he is headed tor a blockbuster career
in all of show business? ;
Nothing makes this more dear than Ills flist
album, recently out on Reprise records. lt is a mas·
terpiece, an instant collector's item that reveals bis
timeless feel for music both old and new, and radt·
.ates a shining innocence throughout the uproarious
humor, touching ballada and new-world musical
commentary. It is not mereTy a record, but I show,
a major production that transmits the magic ot th.e
theatre. , _
IN ADDITION, those televiewers who have be-
come used to Tiny Tim's voice -his falaetto sing·
ing -will be pleasantly sull>11'ised when he sell
aside this trademark occasionally on the record and
reveals a wider, warmer vocal range .
I confess, 1 sat down lo the record expecting hard·
ly more than a few lau ghs, but the artistry become'S
immediately clear, and sustains throughout. The est~
chestratiom, besides, are quite wonderful, catchy ~
the old style, intense in the new. And there, above
all, is Tiny Tim making you somehow smile down de~ and trust, without quesUon hia innocence Ol ipint. .
"TINY TIM is a lost lithograph by Toulouse-
Lautrec," wrote Albert Goldman in a recent and
brilliant article in a New York newspaper. He added
convincingly that Tiny Tim, born Herbert Kauhry,
"is directly in touch with a musical and theatrical
past that speaks from hls mouth with the frighten·
mg,authorlty of a Dybbuk."
Several months ago, alter I had written sev·
eral pieces praising Tiny Tim, 1 bad dinner with an
NBC·TV executive and told him the network had •
real star on its bands. I think he also suspected that.
but he asked me if I were serious. Like almost ev:
eryone else, he couldn't figure out whether Tiny
Tim was for real. I wasn't sure then either.
BUT I AM NOW. U Tiny Tim weren't for reai
he would have been demolished by Johnny Canon·
recently on the "Tonight" show. Instead. ~ Ti~
wu completely untouched by the ueual wilecracb. ·
He left himself wholly end innocently vulnenble ._
thereby becoming indestructible -and tralllfonned:
Carson into a straight man, winning away with the
audience and the show. · ..
I leave you with these words by Tiny Tim, re-
corded by NBC:
"I come from New York and my dear, d.Mr"
sweet parents have been so wonderful to me 11 well
·~ my dear sweet friends. I have been singing eMr
s1oc:eJ can remember •. years ago appeat;ing in ·~·
teur shows m Brooklyn, and just all over the pla~.
"I SANG-ln hospitals., and for the poor in Ule
streets. I even sang ln back alleys and on subway
trains, just to sing whatever the people wanted to
hear. All ! want~d to do was to spread joy all over}• ..
I believe him. I absolutely. believe him. Al:Jeo. JuteJy. .
Dennis tlae Jtle11~e
'WI ~-If NO 'um.I .C• ~'! fM._,. ,,,, too 1·
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--~Disturbing~
Sen. Robert F. ·Kennedy's winning margin in the
Indiana primary TUesday apparently was p(ovided by
a broad spectrum of Jow tncome groups. He won
nine out of 10 Negro votes and nearly half the
vote of eastern European ethnic groups. Without these.
the result would have been close to a tie among the
three Democratic candidates. '-
The result keeps Kennedy a strong candidate. But
It raises a question. PrHJection polls snowed that Ken-
nedy had suffered a sharp decline nationally. Post·
election reports had Kennedy spending more than $1
million in Indiana Instead of the $150.000 planned
earlier-and the $600.000 he '!thought" (In an election
night TV interview) that he might baye spent.
The obvious -and disturbing -question is, did
the "lubricant" provided by unlimited Kennedy spend·
ing make the difference? 4 . -.
L WV Deserv~ Support
''Just. the facts, ma'm, just the' facts."
That familiar TV line describes why the League
of Women Voters, nationally and locally, is one organ·
ization concerned with politics with which few quarrel.
The LWV, strictly non-partisan, completed its most
successful drive to register voters in Orange Coast com-
munities between January and the registration dead-
line April 15.
The league's local candidates' fairs contributed sub-
stantially to voter knowledge. Publication of candidate
biographies and the pros and cons of ballot measures
were decidedly helpful, also.
Not least important, LWV has so enriched its mem·
bers' knowledge Of civic affairs that it has created a
pool of talent for public commissions. advisory com·
mittees, action councils, planning groups and the coun-
ty grand jury.
The league will tackle a number of new projec ts in
She'll Help
Ge t DST the
Yea r Round
-W&urs from rtadnt art wtlcomt.
Normally 10T'ittr1 1hould COft"'tl thei1
~uagti m JOO words or ~ss. The
right to condtmt Lttttr• to fit spoct
or eliminate libel is 1ese"'ed. AU let·
tns mun inclw lignatu11 a11d mail·
hist add11u. but 11m1W1 .mu bt with-
held on re'll'est.
To the Editor:
Referrin1 to your April 30 editor·
ill concernJn1 Daylight Saving Ti.me:
f would like to see this area. and
any· other that wishu, have this fast
time ALL THE TIME.
Ia there anything an individual can
dc>lO 1et this changed? Can we make
speechea, write city, atate and gov·
ernment officets or officials, d.raw up
a petition. lobby, get,.a new bill be·
fore the Legialature, what else?
If there ia any paper work I can do
or any people to see, within reason
(I work a little too) I would spend
my time trying to get this time set
to permanent. fut time-. There are
states that do have it and they get
along fine.
NALIA HOMEYER
A national law could require each
11tate to remain on the same time ba·
11i$ for 12 months a year. but each
state would decide for itnlf whethtr
it will bt cm permanent DST or per·
ma11ent standard time. Sutce more
daylight at the e1ui of the day co11Ld
reduce crime (the crime rate for the
hqllr preceding da11break is about
half that of the hour begmning at 5
p.m. 1mder standard time ), reduce
accidents in the Late af ttrnoon com·
muting hours and afford more day-
light f or rtcreahan after work, it i.,
hoped all states will adopt yea r
round DST.
Ltttns in support should be se1lt
to Calif orni.a's senators and congress·
men in Washington and to Or<rngt
County's representative• in th.e Leg1.&·
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
K.O.F. (Gus. April 30) was dead
right aoout Mrs. J.O.L. IGus,
April 22). She should thank the
highway patrol for making her
aware of the poor condition of
her tires. Better to buy a new
tire (and pay a fine ) than a
mortuary bill.
-V. W. G.
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lnture. Resolutions and petiti<rn.~
could help, too. -Editor
Retl, Y ellOID Fl ..
To the Editor:
J am a 19-year-old mice man who
has been stationed in Vietnam for the
last seven months and my buddy and I
wish to say the speeches made
recently by Sens. Kennedy, McCarthy
and other prominent politicians beve
amazed us.
The apparent readiness Of the people
to forget the men or the USS Pueblo
also amazes us. Since oo one seems
willing to back the United States and
tboee of us who fight and die for it. we
have come up with the following pro-
posals.
FIRST. THAT THE flag of the
United St~tes be changed from the
fammar stars and stripes to a flag or
red with a wide. vertir.al yellow stripe
in the center. The red would stand for
the blood of the American fighting
man which has been and is being shed today. The yellow woold stand for the
majority of the American people.
We would al9o like to suggest that
the American eagle be dropped as a
ff.!11bol of the United States and theta J ntcken be adopted in ita place. We
reel that these changes we>\M better
reflect the aUJtudes of the American
people.
SGT. EDWARD 0 . WYNES.
SP_. JOHN C. THOMPSON,
United States Army.
175th RR Co.
APO SF 96227.
Vietnam.
Admirt;Lble Equ ilibrium
1'11outJlta at Large:
Beinl a good parent •• so difficult
became It calls for two opposite
qualities In balance: giving up just
enouiti chlldiahness so that• we are
mllblre, and retaining just enough
chlldlshneas ao that we can empathize
With youngsters -an equilibrium as
admirable u It Is rare. • •
E\491"Yone complains that ' ' t h e
truth" ll hard to find. ytt no ont
Judpl himself deficient ln trvtMeU-
lq; 10 whence tbe lack. II not from
MtJa of ua, 1f'bo Uet to hlmseU, dailJ
CO!ldnually. mnorselesaly? • • •
end history -which Is surely a
usurpaUon ol ttie role or God, or
whatever name you ascribe to the
creative and ~generative force in the
cosmos.
• • •
Few words a.re more misused In the
modern lexicon than "myth" -for a
myth can mean either an lm1gery that
displaces truth. or a metaphor that 11.
lumlnatea UM lnner nature of truth:
ncl genuine philosophy consists in
tepWatlng tbe two. ao"far u la pGNJ·
ble. • • •
f A cla•1cal example of a myth that
dlsplacea truth la tbe fdea o1·
'1>aradlae" as a physical plilce ~in
t.be atJ IOIMWben; Buber 11c:eU.ntl1
tunMd thlt hdo a myth IUuminating in-
,.., reatit1 w1tb his aphorism: "It ts
not tbe salnU that IN ln Pandite. but
Plfldile that la In the .afn&s. ") • • •
• 'P'rtedom" ls not tM riatit lo live u
wt wUb ; ll lt the rllht to '9rlm how
.. ..,.. to lt99 tn onkr to f\atruJ all
our pottntialltiea.
•
the coming years. aome of t.bem highly oompta.
Examples: Planning at local and county levels, 1nchld-
ing the county airpor.t; proposed civic center and rec-
reation facilities; a study ~ state government finance
and juvenile delinquency prevention.
League of Women Voten chapters in Orange Coast
communities currently ar. aeeking contributions. The
expense of t.bouunda of voter information publlcation1
they produce and distribute, and of their public service
programs, simply add up to more o! a load than the
members can handle with only their personal contribu·
Uons of money and lime.
Business organizations and lndividual citizens can
make no finer investment in good citizenship at the.
local Jevel than to help and encourage the women of
the League ol Women Voters by giving to their cause.
Reward-{ or -a--'W atehdog'-
The Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public service is
most often won by metropolitan newspapers with their
greater manpower resources for investigative report·
Ing. That isn't the case this year.
The 1967 award baa gone to our neighbor up Santa
Ana Canyon, the Riverside Press.Enterprise, for its
expose on the handling of property and estates of the
Agua Caliente Indian tribe at Palm Springs.
The newspaper's revelaUons Tesulted from a year
of rugging by a talented 44-year-old reporter. George
Ringwald. In the course of that time, a superior court
judge, stung by a Press-Enterprise editorial, hailed the
newspaper's president and editor into court. This
harasament died when the county counsel and county
clerk refused to issue .an arrest warrant.
The DAILY PILOT join1 in expressing pride in the
achievement of the Riverside Press-Enterprise. The
newspaper carried out a notable public se~e in ,the
highest traditions of American journalism.
(]ncivill~ed Destruetlon a t Colunabla
The Anarchic Techriiques of SDSi
Upon walls of some of the buildings
taken over by student groups at
Columbia University were scribbled,
among the usual obscenities, varia·
lions of these lines:
''Lenin won. Fidel won. W~ will win.
This thing is not over yet."
It isn't over.
A necessary process of getting over
with it is a thorough take-out on the
"Students for a Democratic Society."
The SOS first came into prom!nence
at Berkeley, Calif., in 1966. The use of
non-students was a feature of this
"revolution". Non-students al!IO were
used in even larger numbers at
Columbia. SOS members are credited
with the anarchic organization techni-
ques of the occupation at Columbia.
Its leadership waa aware of other
small pools of discontent. They were
able to fuse these into one movement.
(AN INTERESTING and perhaps
significant feature of the Columbia
disturbances was that the Negro
students. who occupied one or tile
buildings. kept the b u i 1 d i n g
scrupulously clean and did not destroy
the property. and they vacated the
buildlng without engaging in fight.I
with the police. They apparenUy had
their own separate discipline and
organization.)
unlawful entry and occupation had
been carried out, but to have thm
ejected by law. Forcible removal, of
course. plays into the hands of the in-·
truders in that it' enables them to
charge police brutalities while ig·
noring their own. Ejectioft of the oc·
cupying studenta was a necessity.
There remains a further necessity.
It is not one confined to Columbia
University. This necessity is to Iden·
tify .. if it is possible so to do. what Is
going on in this country -and others.
Columbia University ia one of the
great educational institutions of our
time -not merely of this country. but
of the Western world. For more than
50 yeara the slum called Harlem has
been moving closer and closer -like
flood waters that rise an inch a month
-but keep rising.
Thete ·same sociological f 1 o o d
waters are rlsing everywhere -not
merely at Columbia UnlvenJty. They
are rising at all universi~s and at
secolfdary and elementary schools as
well These same waters are rising in
cities. large and small.
The SOS. of course, may be what it
chooses. In its larger and more
estabUs hed chapters. it is seemingly
Mao-ist oriented in ideology and
methods. If that and other factors be
clearly understood1, then the scrib-
blings on the wau, the really un-
civilized destruction of rugs. furniture
and pictures (both paintings and
photographs) in the offices and
buildings will be more easily un·
derstood. . The .revolutionary .com-
mitment to aucb an ideology and the
guerrilla-type destruction is an ugly
one and means to be. It was un·
derstandable that the overwhelming
majority of the thousands of students
was not In sympathy. But the 70Ck>dd
persons who were committed to the
take--0ver were. of course, not at all in·
terested in them, the university or ita
future. except in terms of their own
objectives. The hard-core SOS was
able to attract students with a variety
of grievances. r-CAN A UNIVERSITY any longer
"concern itleU with "leading" and
111ERE a'AS NO recoW'se. once .ignore the problems out of which the
flood waters rise so slowly. so inexor-
ably~
We know that secondary and
elementary education, like that of
universities and colleges, has ~ely
failed -and is failing -to uce
results necessary for our society.
The same waters are risin~~ut our political system. The cal
waters are rising in Western utions,
in those or the. Communlat coontriea.
in Africa. in Latin America. and in the
islands of the seven seas.
Just precisely what is "goi.nl on in
the world': is by no meana identified.
We know some of the well• out of
which the -waters come. But there 11
as yet no total comprehension.
THOSE WHO SEE the answer as
one merely of more police or troops
would do well to note that the 1'6ters
rise in police states -tn k>talitarian•
governed countries where writer•.
teachers. and officials are belnt fail-
ed. It is foUy to think the answer Uea
merely in guns.
Lawlessness must be met -firmly
and without equivocation -but there
is urgent need in the world to identify
and comprehend this "something"
that is 1olng on universally.
LBJ's Effectiveness Has Improved
WASHINGTON -In theory a pres!·
dent loses a great deal of his capacity
to get things done In the final months
of his administration. P r e s I d e n t
John son. contrary to theory. has
greatly imprqved his efrectiveness in
the short time left to him in the White
House.
"So much to be done and so little
time." he muaed recently. He is in a
better position to do what can be done
than if he were now concerned by hi.I
own re-election.
It is . as if he had been freed of
political inbibitlon to say and do what
he conceives to be right. uninfluenced
by its effect .on hla political fortunes.
This hu freed his hands in three im-
portant wayi in the brief period alnce
his March 31 announcement.
HE COULD STAND succe11fully
firm in hls conviction that it would be
a grav.e and lasting mistake to give in
to Hanoi's demand that peace talks be
held in a hostile atmosphere. He could
su~fully upbraid Congress in im·
poUtic terms to create pressure for a
tax Increase. And, he could take a
stronger position on the dangen in·
herent in the poor peotJJe's mar.:b on
Washington.
The President has been able to u -
erclae this kind of leadership once
again becau~ of general recogmtion
that bls reasons for not seekinl re-
electioa were sound and sincere. He
remOYtd the presidency from political
contention and once he did ao the
doubts about h.ls own credlblllty and
alncertty tended to diminish.
Jottnaon waa no longer vulnerable to
ehargea of polltlclal triekstertsm: ln
retrospect tt ls difficult to see boW he
coakt lane bandJed the exa1pe1 ·-
.. Qeer1e---.
DEAJl GEORGE:
Do ,.e tblU I lhould vote tbe
ltrailM ~ ticket )mt llee 1 11• IJl1 fatber and gr~
,..._ dil? 'l'ltet's what u.,
~11 ~ me, but I '-" a
mmu If mJ ""'· , YOUNG JOS DEAR YOUNG JOE· If~ have to vobt for ~-IU~-:~
)'\..~ -;-:~'~:' ' I ' . .
~· . ... , ..
problems of negotiation with the Com-
to do so by proposln1 that a con-
gressJonal committee go to Paris to
seco n d -guess the American
negotiatora. Johnson will be in a better
position to stand above this kind of
political gamesmanship.
It is well to remember. however.
that this interval of nonpartisanship
could be interrufted. There can be lit·
tie doubt that o those contending for
the Democratic presidential nomina·
tion Vice President Hubert H •
Hwnphrey would be Johnson's choice.
Nomination of Robert F. Kennedy or
Eugene McCarthy could be interpreted
aa a repudiation by the Democratic
party o( lt)e Johnsen record.
So it is very much in the President's
interest that l'lle be succeeded by one of
his own official family whom be could
support with a whole heart in the elec-
tion campaign, and not only with his
whole heart bot ln an effective way.
IN THE END n may very well be
that the greatest contribution Jobmon
could make to the election of Bum·
pbrey would be by finishin1 the
Johnson Administration on a bi«h.
note, aml the highest note he could
now reach would be the fruitful begin-
nings of.a settlement in Viebld.
This would undoubtedly be. more
helpful to Humphrey than an}'UiiU the
President could 11y in behalf f/f bi.I
Vice President.
More Moonlighters in America ·.
mun.lats in the midst of a political
campa1gn. Even now he la quite aware
that too much will be expected too
soon. Tbe pressure to have produced a
miracle by election day would t..ve
been intolerable. ' . . TERMS OF A VIETNAM settlemtnt
may yet be injected lnto the political
campaign. Senator Fulbright wished
'lbinga a columntat migbt ne¥er
~ If be didn't Opell bis mail:
The blgb cost of keeplng u'}> with the
Joneses la creatin.g mort moonligbters
ln AmorlcL Some U mlllion workm
-about five percent of tbe labor force
-now hold doWn two or mo ... jobs.
Modem war has eUmlnlted 8t leaat
one combat bM#d -U. mule. Afttf
the CMI Wr, a tbouland Union
veterans received dlnblllty penslON
from lr\jurles suffered from the bttes
aod ttcb of AnnJ multl.
A a.man doctor bl$ pvtn medkaJ
IPPfO'al of .-. feminine CUilom Of W1rtD1 booU._... ~Be
..,a tbt boot.I helPI kMW'be atria
trom c*Nnc colds. .
fiKI U YB A IUGllT .. tab Pl·
........ 8ll10De ~bfrd.braiaed. A lllrd's .... la ...a....oftaJl .. --.t6ed ·bJ t.be •• tft .,... Mi 811 Oltrtch la ndl I 11tefttll Uchtwlctat lb.at eltbtr of Its ay11 ....,.. more tba Ms brain.
Qllo«tW aotablM: "I thlnk ft's vtrJ
..,..,..... for -..... let into
•
politics," sayJ Jackie Gleason. the fat
mab'a fat man, "An actor speftda bla
careel' learning bow to fool people,
and I think it becomea an unfair ad·
vantage tf be uees h1a lgMict to get
eleded to public office."
How they 1ot started: I>avil' Niven
rneale in Sap matuine tUi be once
worlted as a liquor aaleernan. He Sot bounced when he blithely spent a
salary advance on gambling lllltead oi
trying to make aalea.
AFl'ER EXBAlJ8'11VE engineertn1
tbacUn, It hu beeJI foand thM It take1
let1 effort to Dilck e pllpft'Oltp off the
ftoor ud .,Ul & on a 6eslt than tt dolt
to tdle a P't'fl" dip off the desk and to.. tt to tbt floor. Tben doe111't
.._ macb Wt b' Ideate to f1ad out.
... tbtre?
,Om rwoe tbl7 bftt '° MU popcoc n la motSoa pk1ure bomel to breU .,..
II lbt bll(l ~ el mlkinS flbm. For exmnple, Jilli Andrlwa. m Mr latllt
JW•ctlol. '"Saul" ftlrl • 10WD1 C1'91ted for Mr m a IOlt Of men than
••• Tblnk °' all tbt IDOM1 ~ mlCIJt uw •"*' tf 10meoae •w tagbl JuUt a.ow to ... ,
Despite a f.Wnc bb1ll rate. tbl U.S. C::. ... .,.,.. ta •Ull Soiftl • boom, boom. If Y" Ion .....
bt .... to *' .......: unt1l the 7hr
m>. There'll be twice u may ol
your fellow Amertcans to love then -
400 million.
WORTH REMEMBERING: "The
middle-aged woman with a Di~,.&ure
may be only a bulge in a (lrdled
cage.'' ·
HiliorY 1-IOll: Can you naee the
first U.S ... illldtlt 1'bo wa .... u
American dUlat J1e •• Mlltia Va
Buren, ..... bb1h c1a1e ..... s.
1712. Tbe •ven pnaideata who
preceded him tn office were 8" wa
BriUsb IUbjects. I •
Thunday, May t, ltee
___ ... __ ..... . . --~ --
Mil
Ne~
For
~AN
the Chica
given pe
American
to Milwa•
Angeles T
Quoting
Times sai•
an April
League 01
that a Wh:
"It wa11
newspape1
general rr
president,
The Wl!
regular-se.
Milwauke.
tional Lea
First ga
Wi sconsin
against th
Short sa
games the
but he a0
than an e
people tt
Braves."
The Whi
been pla.ni
Chicago.
reportedly
approval f,
plex near
Att.endar
dwindled i
The Tim
meeting •
alignment
next year
teams eac
pansion ci
City.
It said I
consist o
Cleveland,
Kansas Ci
The We!
of Callfa
Oakland,
Milwauk~
Bob RE
Angels. ac
was discu!
on." He •
the meetit
Cle White
Joe Croc
dent, was
in Boat.po.
A league
that there
DO foundat •
OAJ\l,Al'
mn~ to bJ
could, saya
With a
night, the
native stn
bittel',md
It allo am i=J.
Ont aod 11
A's downet
Cbartte 1
, prne Apr
White Sos
mu of tht
Brooldn ' tbl •• w
so innor·
ary and
that of
lS largely
>produce
:iety.
in~ut · -~ cal
n utions,
coontries.
and in the
>inl on in
identified.
llJ out of
t there Is
1n.
tnswer as
or troops
he Wlters
talltarian· writers,
>eirit jail·
llswer lies
-firmly
but there
to identify
>mething"
Te way.
ry ~ell be
n Johnson
1 ol Bum·
Jbinl the
~ a high,
M could
tful begin·
tna~ be"'1nare
1ytWni the
iau !JI bis
. .
~ol
ve then -
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'*'"" 'ef.O. ..
-
ThUf'Sday, May 91 1968 OAJL y "LOT H
ANGELS' PAUL SCHAAL MAKES DIFFICULT FIELOIN~ PLAYS LOOK ROUTINE WITH HIS MACHINE-LIKE GLOVE HAND AND RIFLE-LIKE THl\OWING ARM.
Milwaukee
Next Home
Rigney Blasts 'Beanhall' Antics Blues Hoping
To Score Win
With Strategy
For Chisox?
~ ANGELES (AF) -Owners of
the Chicago Whlte Sox have been
given permission to move their
American League baseball franchise
to Milwaukee next year, the Los.
Angeles . Times said Wednesday.
Quoting a "reliable source," the
Times said the decision was made at
an April 25 meeting of American
League owners and executives. but
that a White SOx official denied ft.
"It wasn't even talked about." the
newspaper quot.ed Ed Short. White Sox
general manager and executive vice
president. as saying Wednesday.
The Wrote Sox are playing nine
regular-season g.ames this year in
Milwaukee, former home of the Na-
tional League Braves.
First game for the White Sox in the
Wisconsin city is next Wednesday
against the California Angels.
Short said ticket sales for the nine
~JneS there have been tremendous
but he added. "this is nothing more
than an experiment. a ravor to the
people there who supported the
Braves."
The White Sox for some time have
been planning to build a stadium in
Chicago. Arthur Allyn. club owner.
reportedly is on the verge o( getting
approval for a $43-millioo sports com-
plex near downtown Chicago.
Attendance at white Sox games has
dwindled in recent years.
The Times said t.hose at the April 25
meeting also discussed a possible
alignment or the American League
next year into two divisions of six
teams each including the planned ex-
pansion cities of Seattle and Kansas
City.
It said the Eastern Division would
consist of Baltimore. B o s to n .
Cleveland, New York, Washington and
Kansas City.
The Western Division would consist
of California, Detroit, Minnesota.
Oakland, Seattle and Chicago or
Milwaukee.
Bob Reynolds, president o( the
Angels. admitted the dlvisional setup
was discussed but "nothing was vofed
on." He also denied that officials at
the meeting discussed the tr.ansfer of
t..1e Wb.ite Sox to Milwaukee.
Joe Cronin American League presl·
dent, was not available for commerit
in Bost,on. A league apokesman laid. however .
that there wu "nothing to that at au.
no foundation to it." ..
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of Ille DlllY po11e1 Stiff
He refrained from using the word
beanball. but Angel manager Bill Rig-
n1!y made it plain Wednesday night
he doesn't care for the way Ameri·
can League pitchers are treating his
shortstop, Jim Fregosi.
Fregosi was hit on the outside of the
left wrist by Cisco Carlos in the first
inning Wednesday evening and had to
leave the game for X-rays, which re·
vealed no fracture.
"That's the fourth time he's been
knocked down by balls that've hit
him," Rigney sa.ad in angry tones af-
t.er the Angels beat the Whi_~-So~.~·
A"flel Slate
May 'A1111•ls Y$ Mlnriesota 7:SS f·"'· KMPC \OJ~ (1n1v 10 Anoels ,,. Mlnnesola 12 s:ss p.m. c
Mav 11 Anoels VI Mlnnesola 7:SS p,m, KMPC (7101 May 12 Angels VI ~lnnesota 12:" p m. KMPC (1101 Mav u Anvel• at hlCHO S:SS p.m. KMPC mo IMP IS Al!lltls at hlcaoo S:25 p,m, KMPC (710
"Fregosi stands as far away from
the plate as any hitter in the Ameri-
can League. If you're going to get close
emugb to hit him, the pitch really has
Competition Picks Up
'Pushover' Days Gone
For Palmer, Nicklaus
NEW QRLEANS (APl -A vet.eran
PGA official predicted today as the
$100.000 Great.er New Orleans Open
G<>U Tournament got under way that
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus will
no longer be able to dominate the play
for pay ranks.
''No. not because they're off their
game,'' quickly added Bob Gorham.
the PGA's field secretary. "It's be·
cause there are .so darn many good
players coming on the tour these days.
It is just that the competition is get-
ting better and better, stiffer and stif-
fer and no one man can reaJly domi-
nate the game."
He points to this year's money llst,
in which eight of the top 60 have been
UNBEATEN WOLVES
REMAI N I N CELLAR
PASADENA. CaJif. ( APl -Despite
their unbeaten record. the Los Angeles
Wolves of the North American Soccer
League's Pacific Division are stJll in
last place.
How? Under the league's scoring
system, points are not only awarded to
winning teams but bonuses are given
to the ones that score many goals.
And the low«oring Wolves, with a
3-0-2 record, have only 34 points, five
shy Of Vancouver. in third place.
The Wolves' defensive team held the
Chicago Mustangs to just one goal
Wednesday night but only George
Benitez' goal hit the visitors' net and
the game elided in a tie.
on the tour less than two years. plus
the fie ld of the GNOO.
Fifteen pi-as survived the PGA's
Approved Tournament Player School
at Palm Beach Garden, Fla., earlier
this month, earning the right to join
the lucrative tour.
Se~ of them tried to qualify here.
the first tournament in which they
couJd compete.
Four made it -Bob Dickson,
whose amateur record includes vic-
·tories in the British and U.S. Amateur
championships: Japan's Hideyo Sugi-
moto : Joe Porter and Larry Hinson.
Also in the field is Wayne Vollmer,
who fl unked the ATP 144-hole tOIJ.I'.Tla-
ment in Florida. He could play hen?
under a PGA rule that a pr-0 without
an ATP card 08fl attempt to qualify
for three events annually. If he is
lucky enough to win. he is automatic-
ally permitted to play the tour.
However. the galleries will be fol·
lowing such players as Nicklaus. Tom
Weiskopf. who is this year's top mon-
ey winner. Julius Boros, Gary Play-
er. Frank Beard. Billy Casper. Gard-
ner Dickinson. defending champion
George Knudson and Doug Sanders ...
Dickson. Porter. Hinpt and Sugi-
moto, with either extremely early or
extremely late starting times. will be
struggling to survive the cut at ·the
36th hole. Success means thev get an auto-
matic eJCemntion for the next tourna·
nament on the SS.25 million tours this
year.
Palmer bypassed the GNOO this
year and so did Masters champion
Bob GoaJby.
to be inside."
Then he sounoeu an unfriendly
w~ng.
"I'm keeping a little book on guys
like that."
The Angels try (or two straight to-
night when Fountain Valley's Jim Mc-
Glothlin ( 2-2) takes on .Jim Merritt
(3-2) of the Minnesota Twins.
"May~ we can g.et something go·
ing hen! at this Bii A," Rig said. hap-
py over Clyde Wright's victory Wed-
nesday night.
''Clyde's really going to help us,
Cubs'· Niekro
Tops Col~vito
In Final Tally
CHJCAGO <AP) -Joe Niekro of the
Chicago Cubs owned his fifth straight
National League pitching victory to·
day. no thanks to a slugging refugee
from the American League, Rocky
Colavito of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Niekro got the decision but wasn't
,Dodger Slate
May ' Dod9en •• Chlcato 10:30 KFI 16'01
M•y 10 =• ., At11nta S:OO KFI \~I ~i 1,~ ~t. ~. ').'lr.3~ w;ooo"n1 cU.1
around at the finish as the Cubs stag.
gered to a 7-6 triumph over the Dodg·
ers as Colavito slammed across five
runs on his first two NationaJ League
homers. 1
Niekro, unbeaten since an opening
day loss to the Cincinnati on April 10,
yielded only four hits in eight innings.
They included a lWO·run homer to
Colavito in the second and a solo
homer by Luis Alcaraz in the fifth.
Then Niekro tired and was y;inked
after walking the Dodger leadoff man
in the ninth. After another hit Colavito
blasted a three-run homer.
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A~s 'CatfiSh' Twirls ~Perfect Game
OAKLAND (AP) -One pitch meant mo~ to him the ht' ever dreamed It
could. '•Ys Jim .(Catft1h) Hunter.
With a hi&b lllltball Wecbtesday
night. tbe 22-yelM>id IWUord, N.C ..
native struck o u t Rieb Reese, a .154
bitter. ml amid m extra '5,000.
It al.lo made bim lie ftnt American I...-iftcbe' ill • ,.... to burl •
1*Ular ..... perfect tame· De didn't ·allow a runner to Nach fint and 1ttuck out 11 ., the Ottlancl
A 11 downed Mlmeeota 4-0. ..,
Cbarlle Robertaoft pitched a ·perfect
pint April :.1, 1122. a1 the Chicago
White Sox beat D«rolt U . °"" Lar· .., ot the New York Yanma beat
Brookl111 2-0 with a periec:t game Ja
the 11116 WcwJd 811111 • . -
It was the ninth perfect nlne·iMln~
regular season game in baseball slnce
1880. Harvey Haddix pitched 12 per-
fect innings in 1968 but tltowed a, hJt
in the 13th 11 Pitbbw'&h lolt to MU·
waokee.
Reele, • pinch-bitter, had fGUled off
fl" pltches I.a r:1D1ftlnl the CCQ'lt to 3-2.
"I would haw rather walked him
than llve up 1 no·bltter," said a Jubi-
lant JtU1'1U!r •
A's owner Charles Finley callfd
J.tonttr nn the, clubhouse Phone ,and told him:. • I
"I juwt Lott 15.000 on that 1amt.''.
.. Who won it'!'' 11lDed tfunter.
"You did,"~ FillllJ. "l'm...,..
"
Ing up your contract and glvin~ yl'lu
one for SS.000 more." •
''I wasn't 1real nervous ," ••id the
six-foot, 192-potmd right-hander.
''But I was thinking a little about
the no-bitter •bell I wetrt to bet tn the
eilhtft.''
Huntier, Who went S.fw-4, linlled In
two nn lfter Ron Pwrinolil had
forced ln a nm by wa1Jdn1 o .. , OI· tier. .
'11 threw mo1Uy futballa," said
Hunt.er, "trytna to throw rtrlkts."
"fft probably unw no more than
five cune.. all nlght." said CAtctM>r
Jlm Pa~.-ont. who ctQgllt B1U Mon-
bouquette when he hurled a no-hlttar
for !OltCllt °"" Cblcaio ln 1961.
"'"-oqly 1hoolr off two ot my
-
i:i11ns." added Pagllaroni. "Hf' made m~ joh easy.'"
H was Hunter's tecOOd no-hJtt~r.
"I pitched one for Perquimans
County Hilh School ~ Hertford in
1963." saicf Hunter, "but 1 don't re-
member it lt Wll •vea or nine in-nings."
Hunter tot the name CaWah when
he was six, related the A'a announctr.
Monte Moore. 1be JCIQDpter turned
up misstnc and hJa faJllll>t found hlm
near a creek wttb 1 ltrinf 'of catfish.
He WAS 1~·17 for the A 1 last year
anct allowed a nm and rour hlt3 In t~ An-St.r Qun•. " In his fourth ~ tn the majors.
Hunltr Is now 3-2 atd llu a UO earn-
ed run •vet•lt·
I
once we get Minnie Rojas back in
form."
Wright was extremely effecitve. log-
ging a four-hitter with practically all
fast balls. He needed help in the ninth
from Jack Hamilton, when Chicago
put the tying run on base.
"I didn't have much of a curve. they
We'l"e au fast baJls," Wright said.
Assisting Wright was the forgotten
slugger, Don Mincher. He raised his
average 42 points (to .226) with a three-
for-four night, including the winning
home run in the sixth.
Rigney broke up writers when he
discussed the blazing fast balls Ham-
ilton used to 'Strike out Russ Snyder
to end the game.
"Man. he really bored 'em didn't
he? Those last two bad hair on 'em."
CHICAGO CALll'Olt"IA
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Cullen. lb 2 1 o o J.Hemllfon, o o o o o Carlos. P 1 o o o
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8r.tdlord, II 1 o o o
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MONTREAL (AP) -If the Mon·
treaJ Cana.diens think they've seen
tight checking so far in their Stanley
Cup final series. Scotty Bowman is
·planning to make things even tougher
for them tonight.
The St. Louis Blues' coach, who
learned most of his hockey In the Mon·
treal organization, is convinced that
the only way to handle the high-Oyin1
East Division champions of the Na·
liooal Hockey League is to check ~
to death.
One way he hopes to a<:(:Ompllsh this
in tonight's third game of the beat-of-3
series is to get v.et.eran. defeoseman
Doug Harvey back into the line-up,
bench winger Gary Veneruzzo and
move Jim Roberts from deferu;e to
forw.ard. The Canadiens woo the first
two games in St. Louis.
Harvey was injured in the
semifinals against Minnesota and
played onJy briefly in one of the last
four St. Louis games.
But both Bowman and Coach Toe
Blake of Montreal agree that brew
have been the deciding jactrtr in both
of MontreaJ 's victories in the sedes -
3-2 in overtime Sunday and 1-0 Tues· day.
''We could have been two games up
as easily as two down," Bowman said
Wednesday.
"They got 4' break Tuesday. maybe
this will be our turn.
At NCAA Tourney
Chapman College Needs
One Percent of Populace
Somewhere among Orange County's
1,500.000 residents there must be J.500
-or 1 percent of the populace which
is interested in college baseball.
Al least that was the hope of little'
Chapman College as the private in·
stitution Crom Orange accept.ed an of·
fer to host the National Collegiate
Athletic A9Sociation college division
regional championships from May 23·
25.
Money. you see. talks. And if you go
around hosting NCAA tournaments
and don't wind up in the black via the
gate receipts. you are quite likely
eliminating yourself from the joy of
putting on future endeavors.
Chapman once hosted a basketball
regional . . . and went Ot'i record as
being one of the few host schools in
NCAA history to lose money on the
venture. ·
As Panther 11pokesman Dick Arbeni
put.~ it.. "we probably won't have to
worry about hosting any more basket-
ball playoffs."
Chapman also put together an NCAA
baseball regionals and again the
NCAA was not burdened by any heavy
cash receipts from the small but. am·
bitJous Orange County private school.
So if the Panthers strike out at the
gate this time it will probabJy be their
final chance at direct.ins NCAA pro·
ductJons.
UDfort11ateJ1 fer a-.mu there It~ I teeple of ltrfket a11 ... t die
cndeaver before Clle tint pltelt I•
evf't teHvered.
09e II tbat tlt.e Anrelt are at
home ••l\.lnt1' ClevelHd tMM thl'ff
day1 • .bother 11 u.t loeatlo1 of Ute
dlameed whett the leurMy wtll he
held -Btysei Parl, .Uallelm.
Aaltilll qatte HIJ .. loeate, It
Is not ramillar to the majority or
Orange Counttans and people tend to
avoid any ventures Into unknown
territory unleu It'• aa unusaal
situation.
Chapman folks say t b e 1 ' I J
remedy t~ by supplying various
papers with maps to pubU11t, 1bow·
Inf ~asy routes· to the part.
A110 handlcappfnf the succe11 of
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WHITE
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the regtoeal1 11 n.. lack of a Mt
name entrant.
Chaeman will unquestionably fill one
of the four berths. The nlher three
spots in the double elimination tourna·
m«it will go to outfits Oke Cal State
Hayward, Sacramento Sta«!. Nevada,
Portland State, Puget Sound, Seattle
Pacific, Idaho._8t.te, etc.
· Being realisac, few old grads from
those places figure to be living kl tbil
area. Anet of 11W>1e who are bere, hoW
JMny Jjve a hoot about baseball?·
Ticket price1 (SUO Pf' day of $SJO
for tile three days for adults) IH1nt ID
order. Student& get in for a bUck a
throw and kick under 13 for SO <*ttl.
Chapman'• record <21-17) and its
especially young ieam (~ Of D IN
~nlors) doe11 not setv8 to bllld 'lf
much enthusiasm. either. •
• So frankly, tt loo.ks like tht' toocl
Putber folks have tltC work cut om.
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is DAILY PILOT Th11rs411, M11 9, 1968
No Bonus
For UCLA
Cage Aces
NEW YORK {AP) -'nlere will be
no bonus war ovw the three UCLA
sen.ion dratted by the pro basketball
leagueti this year, but that certainly
won't be the situation with ar least
one UCLA player next year.
Mike Warren, Mike Lynn and Edgar
Lacey all were drafted by tealD6 in on·
Jy one or the leacues.
Warren. drafted by Los Angeles of
the American Basketball Assodation
Sun:lay, was by-pasSed in the National
Basketball Association draft Wed·
rreroay. -
Lynn and Lacey, on the ottier hand,
were ignored by the ABA but selected
in the NBA lottery. Lynn by Chicago
and Lacey by San Francisco, both in
the fourth round.
Wes Unseld, picked by Baltimore of
the NBA and Kentucky of the ABA,
joined Baltimore fOr what ttie Bullett
said would be the most money paid a
rookia this ·year. Estimates stopped
short of SS00,000.
The NBA. which ma'1e its first.
round choices last month. completed
its draft with 11 more rounds Wed·
nesday.
The first pick 1111 the second round
was John Trapp, a 6-loot-7 forward
from Nevada Southern, taken by San "'
Diego.
TIM N•!IONI a.ktl!Nll At-i.tlon't dr•lt by
te.rru: ATLANTA (,W-rlY SI. LAult)
Skip Htrllclta, Sou"' Cf rollne1 Bo& W•rret1, Vanderbill; RuslY Ptrkerl Miami, Fii.i Phil W•-· G~la T~;~~·M.scmo'!iJ/~z1Cn Cl~!t~G'!l.7 ~iii C::u~. Tennetsff ~ele; Herrv ~alklnt, f•n-
nes-Stalt l Biii Hfl'~'rlM:,I/' El Peso.
Wes Unsetcl, Loultvllltl Bob Oulclt, X1vltr, O/llor
Aon Net-. N-Me!CICOI JKk ThomDSGll. South Caroline; O.li.t TllOmfoll, IC~lud<y W•l1Y1n1 Ed ~r~~· ~oor.:1u.f<\.~~-0rm':'.'i~.'°L1oul,1'~~~
W•Y"* Chapman, wt•lorn Kentucltv; Strv• Adelm~n. 2"''°" COfl-1 ft' Dixon. Bowll119 GrHnl Wllllt
agor, Ttx11 • I Par'cis1'&N
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IWtl l••n lHCblnllt~I lono l•l•ndr om N•l-lr.
ev1nsv111e1 B111 1..eng11c:flilrNm.
Tom lloetWlnltl1, T1nnHSffl liO'ld PefllAOfl, g~rui~bl::•~;lk:°L' y.e:'.nl~,L~ :'"JI~ f.~1~1~."t::'":.: Chlcaoo; l(.en Barnett, Oelawere1 Wlllie Davis, ~orlh Tu 1t Sl1b1 Llovd H1091ns, Paudena CQ1i.t11 Corkv llt11, Lovol1, Chl~r Mike Wt1vf!r, Nortll-tern1
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kosh s rare. CINCINNATI 1'~:'r.~l~1~~io5111~ ~~!t~'°\~,or~~ FJ;:
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Robert Wv~•MI, ll1nder1llll1 Jtmn ltcblnson, llocll-TK111 G~ $a1Ultrs, Sou-ltrn
LoulJl•ne. DmTllOIT
ono Moore,_ __ Pe11-/\merlain1 Mallltl' Ltlks, Ni.orara1 Don..-, 51 1A1ry'~ans..1 llldt Ni..nan. SI. Lou!$ U.1 C•rl Fuller. II ,,.....oo1< .... n1 WlllY Andenunet1 CrelQllN!fll L1rrv twbolO, lono lsl•nd U.1 H•rrv uour~ St. P,tl~'s, N.J.1 VallQl!lt Harwr, svmuse1 T-.. ,~ A~\'tls _
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Onls Miiiet', NrldaNllW YOllK
Biii HOl!let Olllo S1ate1 Don Mey, Devton1 Warren .Armslr!lft9, WleltltaJ Hal llOC!ker. ClltY.MY State; 'llrlan BtUnltltorst. MarQuette1 80tl Waldll, Oldllnson
$11!0; Boll Mooow. Dtl"Onl ·-loh_ll ...
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drldot WtDb, Tulia; Rltk AdtllNn, lovol1, los Alloelu 1 Aeron Stllerl. J..:kton St1re1 John S<het1-
selt, Asllland; Mike lluller. Memohls Sl•lfl Len Eoos, Clarlt College; Roy Manning, La,,. Colt1199.
SAN "llANCISCO Ron Wffllams. Wut Virginia; Don Sidle. Okie·
jlom11 Ed9'1r LI C'fV, UCLA; Jim E•klnu•. Brl9"am ~~~ia; a~1~11e~i.::~r.11• 8~;:~ R~,s:;,;, w~; W1~oret San Frtnclsco: &Ob HeaMv, ~"'' Cl•r>;
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•W•lf Simon, Uflh.
OIL CITY DRIVER
;IN FRIDAY RACE
•
1 Duane Carter Jr. of Huntington
Beach, son of · the lamed ex-ln-
'<1ianapolis 500 veteran driver. is an en-
'trant in Friday night's \]SRC main
event for midget racers at Orange
County Speedway in El Toro.
Oarter will race against Bob Brown
of Costa Mesa, wbo survived an engine
Jire to win last weekend's 30-lep main
,event.
' Brown will drive his Beacon Auto 3'arts Special.
• Friday'• flr1t race starts at 8:30
p.m.
NATION'S BEST -Golden West College is cur-
rently the toast of the national JC four-mile relay
teams, with this foursome (left to right) of Neil
Sybert, Bill lnglebart, Rick DeNuccio and Bob
Messina having clocked a 17: 10.6. However, the
Rustlers will be out to defend their title come June
1 when they answer the challenge of Pasadena City
College at the Rose Bowl.
Eight Drivers
In S(>eed Runs
At Rebel 400
DARLINGTON, S.C. (AP) -Eight
drivers led by Ford's Lee Roy
Yarbrough eclipsed Darlington
International Raceway's speed marks
Wednesday in q u a 11 f y i n g for
Saturday's $64,950 Rebel 400-mile
stock car race.
Yarbrough, driving a factor y •
sponsored Ford Torino. turned one lap
over the mile and three-eighths oval at
149.632 miles per hour and four laps at
an average of 148.850 m.p.h.
'His speed was more than three
miles an hour better than David
Pearson's one and four-lap marks set
last year.
Pearson. also in a factory Ford, had
the day's second best time -148.751
for four laps and 149.123 for a single
circuit.
His old track qiarks were 14.5.931 for
four laps and 146.276 for a single lap.
In all, four Fords, a Mercury, a
Dodge and two Plymouths made the
field on the first day of time trials.
Darel Dieringer. winner of the
Southern sod' here in 1968. bad the
day's third best time. He was clocked
at 148.419 for four laps in a 1968
Plymouth -owned by an independent
sponsor.
Bobby Alli.M>n and his brother Don-
nie won the fourth and fifth spots In
Form. Bobby's four-lap average was
148.335 and Donnie's 147.821.
R us tlers 01( Pasadena's
Challenge fo r Relay Run
By RAY PLUTKO
Of 1111 CNllY "lel Slaff Just like a page out of the "Old
West "
1t used to be that the top guMlinger
around experienced difficulty catching
up on his sleep, answering challenges
at just about evei:y bend and fork in
the road.
Evidently t.he same hohls true in the
junior. college track and field circies -
Golden West College the villain this
time around.
J ust two weeks back the Rustlers'
acclaimed fame by breezing to a
17: 10.6 clockinl? in the four-mile relay
-a national JC standard.
Bob Messina, Rick OeNuccio, Bill
Inglebart and Nell Sybert combined
for that effort at the 10th annual Mt.
San Antonio Relays, bettering the 1963
clocklng of Santa Ana 07: 14).
HALL OF FAME
GOLFER DIES
PALM BEACH, Fla. IAP) -Craig
Wood, one of the goUing greats of the
1930s .and winner 0£ the U.S. Open and
Masters in 1941, is dead at 67. He was
elected to the PGA Golf Hall of Fame
in 1956.
Wood's body was found in his Palm
Beach hotel room Wednesday. Police
said he apparently had died Tuesday
of natural causes. .
Congratulations w.ere in order, but
coach Tom Noon o( the ll\16Uen wav-
ed a second look at one salui,ation -a
challenJe adhered from Paa'adena City
College s Larry Knuth.
"We can run fa.ster," said Knuth,
who offered to prove....it by running his
Lancer .foursome againt the Rustlers
as part<?( the Southern Pacific's AAU
final! at the Rose Bowl on June 1.
Noon, not one to pas1 up a good
thing, sent a reply to Knuth, making it
short and sweet. "You're on."
Actually, if you would know Knuth,
the challenge wasn't too surprising.
Knuth has been In the coaching
game Just three years, but he's made
it to the big times in a hurry.
He came right off the USC campus ·
to accept the head position at Palomar
College in 1966 and in two seasons
there built the Comets into one of the
top JC dlstance teams around.
This season the outgoing Knuth was
offl!!'ed the bead pott at Pasadena Clty
and in his initial campaign paced the
Lancers to the Western States title.
Knuth, afte:r he81l'ing of Golden
West's feat, talked officials into add-
ing an extra event to t be SPAAU
meet, the four-mile relay that wiU at-
tract (by invitation) the top six JC
teams in the state.
Says Noon, "I think we can nm
faster than oqr 17: 10.&."
LOI ANGELES -All tbiDCI con-
16118nd, tt 11·ncrettable it bappeDed
et tile KIM-*1 Derby.
A race bone ops.atmg under a load
el • ...,. la nothing new or
flrlloul.-ly mrtlina. ~n it happens
• • event aa rich in reapectable
tradiaon ,• ti,, Kentucky Derby, it is
a bone raee of a different col«.
rt is 101Dethbig lib leaning the old
di>U W1iO pul oa tbe bigb scoiety cbari·
ty bell also hired the pickpocket and
was teWnl a piece of the action. A
blld tute ia)eft in a lot of moutbl.
la abort, whatever the drcumltaDcea l1llTOUndlac the jn. ddent. tbe roeea are more thin lligbt·
Iy tainted in the view of tbe general
public. Dancer's Image, the beut who was
diaqualified for runninC under the in-
fluence oJ the needle, had sore ankles
going into the race. Jn fact, the ankles
were said to be worse than the knees
of Elgin Baylor.
Bfl4 B u Atdeles
Tiie bone was gtvea a little
aomedlla( to eraae tbe pain from
die ukle1. Tbe aame of the drag
wu Pbeaylbatacoae, w Ii I e la Is
ffitber bere Mr there. The slgnlfl·
cant thin( 11 that U contained a
stlmalating lngred.le.at as well a1 a
pain killer.
RaJes and regaladoa1 vary from
ooe ata&e to uotlter. Tlaat It to say,
wbat can be done In one ncin(
jurlsdldloa eannot be doae In
another.
In the days lea'1in( up to the Ken-
tucky Derby, tbe diJcuaJoa among
the autborldes In the press box at
Hollywood Park centered 1.artely on
tbe (impy ukles of Dancer's
lmare. Each time the matter came
up h was resolved aa follows : "Do
not worry about Dancer'• lma1e
and 111' ankles. They can give a
horse anything they want In Ken·
tucky."
'60 Winner Dru1111ell
As it turned out, they can give a
horse ALMOST anything they want in
Kentucky.
In 1960, an animal entitled Venetian
Way won the Kentucky Derby after
being victorious in the Arlington
Futurity in Chicago. For both races,
Venetian Way wa1 loaded up with a
solution called Butazoilid.in. As a mat-
ter of tact, the horse could not walk
without the stuff. The drug, of course,
was legal in Illinois and Kentucky at
the time. .
Venetian Way later went on to the
Preakness. The drug was illegal in the
state of Maryland and Venetian Way
NA without tbe aid " the needle. He could not be located at tbe ftnilb.
llenlt .....
PrHa1t1J tile melt bdere.U.r
• upftt ., die Dueer'• lma1e Wnr
wu &Jae faet tbe rnalt1 of tbe llriDe teat wen not bon udl several
clays alter tbe race. Sacla ta the case
bl all dophlc laddeata evea though . aamitle• are &Uea immediately
after eaela race.
The -w.; Ii; It 1lpj'ii" *' Ible
for a ltonemu te INd ., ~ut
for .. bis klllla1. BJ tbe Ume uyWa1 la tbe way ti a 61eovery
JI made, tbe "'1 .., Ml •Hey In
tile baa. Be II *9n elf tbe race
tram "' lie ........... ., .. ;M,11 to !We eemf-1Uiy. •
Sl•llar l lRWeld
A similar incident toot place in the
Phlllipines a ~w years ago. In that
part of the world, the horses are big
and so are the jockeys.
lo a particular race, a certain rider
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got to the backstretch and threw off
something like 30 pounds of lead
weights and won the race from here to
there. He weigtied in light and was Im·
mediately disqualified but in the
P.hilliplnes, a disquatifioation does not
alter the pari mutuel payoffs.
The jockey was su5pended for life
but it was a very comfortable life.
During the past Santa A n l t a
meeting, two trainers were suspended
aftef' their horses were found to be
stimulated. The trainers were later
exonerated when it was learned the
needle in each case was applied by a
groom or a hot walker or some lout
banging around the barns. Still, the
killing was.Jll!lde.
One important thing can be said
about the Dancer's Image incident. It
points up that no matter how big the
event, the gumshoes of horse racing
persist in doing their duty and ig-
norance or accident will not serve as
an excuse.
Unfortunately, however, that is not
how the 1968 Kentucky Derby will be
remembered. For as long as men talk
about the race, they will recall this
one as ttte Derby in which the winner
was high on some kind of stuff.
The general public is that way.
Ccrpyrltltt IHI, SGV Ttjllunt Inc:.
Await B e a riJtg Ou tcome
Dancer's Image Readied
BOSTON (AP) -Dancer's Image is
bein~· ted for the Preakness. but
whether runs sttll hinges on the out-
come of ne week's bearing into the
colt's disqu~cation from first place
in the Ke~ Derby.
Owner Peter Fuller says be has
decided to go ahead with preparations
after being told trainer Lou Cavalaris
could handle pre-race conditioning for
Dancer's Image pending the outcome
of the bearing.
Fuller still insists, however. that
be'll pull the colt out of ttie $1SO,OOO
race, second jewel in raclng's Triple
Crown, unless cavalaris is permitted.
to saddle him.
"He'll either go into the paddock
with me and my wife on May 18 or the
horse won't run," Fuller said Wed•
nesday night. "They're n indivisible
team. They're both champions."
The hearing, scheduled for Monday.
concerns the discovery of traces of the
paln-killlng drug pbenylbutuone in a
poi<t-race urinalysis.
Cavalaris bas steadfastly denied
that he or any member of bis crew ad·
ministered the drug to the sore-legged
colt any time after the previous Sun·
day -six days before the Derby and
ample time, according to tbe trainer,
so that It should have cleared his
system and couldn't have affected bis
performance.
Cavalaris was ftying from Fort
Erle, Ont. to Louisville today to give a
statement on the matter to the
fboroughbred Racing P r o t e c t 1 v e
Bureau.
He was expected to go to Pimlico in
Baltimore after that to supel'\'Ue the
training of Dancer's Image W'bt.le
awaiting next week's hearing.
"I'm not concerned about the out-
come ... " he said Wednesday night.
"I didn't do anything wrong. Even if I
am declared guilty I know I am in·
nocent and I have complete confidence
in my crew."
Others qualifying were Buddy Bake
147.188; •nd Curtis Turner.146.125 in a
Plymouth.
Daring his heyday, Wood played out
of the Winged Foot Country Club in
Westchester, N.Y .. and became known
as the "Bridesmaid." Until hi• sweep
of the U.S. Open and Masters in 1941,
he had been runnerup in the Open.
~asters. PGA and British Open.
Baseball Standings
It was ttle 44-ytar-old Turner's first
stint in a stock car in almost a year.
"That's the fastes\l've ever been
around this track.·• ~
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
w L .Pet.
Baltimore 18 8 .887
Detroit . 16 9 .MO
NA110NAL LEAGUE
GB w L ~et. GB
St. Louis . 17 t .&M
~ CincinMti 13 12 •. 520 3lh
1.Player Demands 'Unreal' Minnesota 13 12 .520 3~ Philadelphia
Oakland 13 12 .53> 3% San Frlnclsce
Cleveland 12 1J .500 4 Pittsburgh
Boa ton 11 ll .478 4% CblcafO
13 12
13 12
12 12
12 13
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MAlllMllll S~AS
ST. PAtJL.MINNEAPOIJS (AP)'-
Demands being made by the NadoMl Football League Pla.)'ers Auoolatlon
on NFL owners are labeled by Oetr-
al Manaaer Jim Finks of the Mipne·
i1ota Vikings "unrealistic and. out of
~ quution."
\ Finb, a member of OM NFL ow·n·
era committ.tt now In ~10Uatiot1s
with t b • 1)19JG' UIOCiadon. said the two aidel "heW made "ablolutety no
proer-,.t."
Four nMetintl bave been tltld ttlut
far, Finb Nld, ud the next ii 1 e t
fol' May• ID Ntw York. 'lbe pla.Jttt
'1'01Q> • .._formed in January of ttail6 ,ear llld lw nptered u • miloa. ''Some of tbetr demudl," Flnlrs Midi "eoUd ~ u tmpottiblt e(•
Cl9llllc ...._ • the bllJclubtf. T h e ::-..=---t19eJ an dlm&odin~ ls IDd oat of tbe qllttUon." ' , •
Finks listed 11 the three major ec·
onomic issues a demand for tlJ,000
salary. II' mllUon a year for the play·
ers'. pemlon f\lnct and '500 per play-
er for each exhlbitiOn pme played ln.
game played in.
"What they're as~g ls based on
figures that are •utfy inflated," said
Finks. "J cuea tbecY're uslnt that lit.
Ue report. Tbere are a lot of factors
that IAO'l ~nd ID that.'•
Flnb referred to a ~ made by
Artllur D. LlUle w'*b lllow1 that the
"typical" Nn. team la 1* hM a ""°" income of •• 5 mlWoa ud prof-
it of •.ooo altlr tuea. · Dan Shulman. Q)lcap aUorney rtp-
resen\lng the NFL Pia,... AIMcla·
tion. uid when he wu ._. last week
thal be fifW'ea the p&ayen' demand•
wouJd cott uch , NFL team about
•100,000, alter tuea. , J . --·
.
Finks said the negotiations are bold·
inc up the signing of veteran NFL
pl•yers to 1968 contract&.
''Normally." he said "this ls the
time of year we're negotiating with
OUT veterans. But we aren't talklnl
contract With any of our veteraaa un-
til thtse ne1otiation.s are resolved."
Finks said tt Is within the NlbD of
poulbWty that the players' deallDda
could bdal about reduced lqUldl ID tbe NFL. But, be uid., the NFL ._.t
want to do lb1' because "Jt would di·
lute o u r product • • • in fbls ay of
hard football there m too mM.7 In• · Juritt to cut down 6n the squads.'
Flnka had no ~ction cm Ill• Piil·
come e>f tbe oeptiaUooa.. "NatsaJl1,"
be sald, "we bope we can work ...... o~ But there's goina to hav, Clo be a
more rullatic approach on the ..a.-.• · part." .. r"'Y.-·
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California 12 iu.462 I
Washington 11 13 .451 5
New York 11 15 .423 . 8
Chicago 7 15 .318 8 ................
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Houston 11 14 .. 451 ~
New York 10 14 .417 8
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Spring trainin9 ia over. Time for aft
the tHm to 9.+ n.w cl..,,ol -
Your choice of 15 C...9en, Mon-
...,.... Mef'cury ancl Co11th1.,.+el.
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107
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old maidens bred 111 C•lllotnl•. Purae usoo. Ketl CR~l•nco) 113
Slnful P•PN (J Gonzelez> •113 OllllnctlV (A Pl-2) 111 Buono O«'Mnlco CW H•ITll 1) 1t I
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Hurricane SUrv (F Gtrul !Clot
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Reconnelssance <D H•ll 1) 111
NHrullah Spy (J Sellers) 111
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Hew11t Kid CA Pined• ll 118 Su11 Runner CM Y•nez) 111
Welter R. cw H1rr~ 2) 111
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Our Relum (J Arterburn> 116
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lUdtvvllle CM \l•l•nzutl•I 116
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Gallant Kine CA l"lnect.) 112 511111 CM Y•nel) 112
Yelrno (M Vtlenruel•l 117
High Riden CH Jlmtnerl 120
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W~llk-Go-Go CA Plnecll)
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Wlnt0 let (J Stlltrt)
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=~ ~;: ~~'::":i1/~rsev.~:!; Beach teed off last in Sunday's Santa Ana Countty-.Club~s 8th Annual "Jeck 'n
Prnbv1-r••n H-1111. Jill" tournament but came in first when all the strokea were counted. Theii:~30 Proud L•lld (D Pierce) lit }d ·J! B1r111 0.119111 ce KntPO) 122 total won by a naJTOw matgin of two strokes over a fie of 148 contestants o{!l
Tumble w1nc1 u 1ener11 122 twenty-three golf clubs in Southern California. The Stansburys are 1rom Mesa Tllttble \22 4'
Son Jade CJ Arter11u"'1 1)) Verde Oountry Club.
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Low Tention (O Hell) 11' ll~nd•'• Joe CW Har-Ill 116
Sol Sa"lu•nJno (M Y•11tl) 11' C~tlldlller Bov CJ Trullllo) 11'
Rtvcot (J Gonalez) ;rill
Nua.u Ruler CMcC11flarl 116
Best O•nctr <A Pineda) 116 Atrofllnt CJ Arterburn> 116·
This Horse
Dopes Itself
LONDON (AP) -While
America debates the Ken-
tucky Derby, the British are
mystified by a "dope-it·
yourseli" racehorse - a
hurler that produces his own
stimulant as soon as he sees
the track.
Veterinary surgeoos have
pronounced Ulat Hill House,
ooe .fll the best jumpen in
British stables, gets his.
hormone.ll mixed up onee he
gets excited.
The result, they ruled, is
that the gelding proved
positive to a dope test for
cortisol. a &timulant drug,
but that 1he excess of the
drug in its bl~m was
produced only by the bone.
Westminster, Monarchs Set
Potent Grid Slates for '68
Whether you're a Mater Del football fan
or a Westminster football fan • there's a
good chance you'll go away this fall more
than once with a disappointment or two.
It won't be because your favorites aren't
capable of'bolding their own with anyone .
. . . . it's simply the man-killing schedules
both schools have imposed on themselves.
After much scrutiny of the schedules, it's
hard to imagine either school coming
through with a 8-1 record-or for that mat·
ter-even a league championship.
For openers, Westminster takes on
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·ROGER
CARLSON
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Lakewood and El Rancho in non-loop ac-
tion. Mater Dei tackles Santa Ana. Loyola,
Lakewood and Long Beach Wilson.
Servile, of course, went to the semifinals
before dropping a decision to Santa Ana
where many experts felt the better team
-on that particum night-lost.
Meanwhile, Westminster faces the Ukes
of Santa Ana and Anaheim. in Sunset
League action along with Wes~rn .
Marina, Huntington Beach. Newport
Harbor and Santa Ana Valley.
Valley .}eaves the Sunset League after
the 1969-1970 season -reportedly headed
for the Irvine League.
Who has the tougher schedule? This cor-
ner sides with Mater Del. Toss away the
Lakewood and Santa Ana games-they are
on both schedules. Anaheim and Servite
are an equal match.
That leaves opponents such as Loyola,
Long Beach Wilson, Bishop Amat and St.
Paul on the Mater Dei slate.
For Westminster, the only team in that
class is El Rancho-probably tougher than
any of the four mentioned on the Monarch
slate.
But after that, the road is slightly
easier.
Thunday, Ma_y If. 1'68 DAILY PILOT J7
Page Wins Fernandez Title
On 1st-Hole of Sudden-deatll
Chuck-Page ICOl'ed a par
five Q(l the first bole Of a
1udden death playoff to cap-
ture the loth annuil Bob
Fernandez MemDrial Cup at
Santa Ana Country Club last
Wednesday.
It broke a three·way tie
created by Pate. Ed Gould
and Harry Tancredi.
Low gross honors went to
Grant Hornbeak with a one·
under par 71. J~k Beau-
mont was second with a 75.
A best ball of foursome
event in the men's club
resulted in Clbe ·quartet· of
Harry 1"01'¢" John Irvine,
Russ Hughes and Horace
Benjamin picking up honors
with a SS.
In second with a S6 was
tbe team of Fran.k Bell,
Chuck Page, H e r s c h e 1
Hoopengarner and W. W .
Finley.
A "Spring-Swing" event
for tbe women's club is
scheduled for Friday with
the two low balls of a
foursome counting. T h e
event requires ooo Santa
Ana club member and three
guests from other clubs to
compete a s foursomes.
Starting time is 8:30 a.m. -
shot gun.
Rancho .
San .Joa11ufn
Ten golfer$ ended up in
the top three spots in the '
men's club blind-nine event
on Saturday with f o u r
bunched up in the top spot.
Sharing honors 'fere Dick
Berryman. Andy Mauro,
Gene McDonnell and Forest
Mccuiston -all with 34.
A three-way split occurred
for second place with Pat
Wade, Bill Ritter and Hal
Smith all scoring 35 and
third place was a similar
story.
Jay Swist, Jim Wjller and
Paul Runge were th e
.threesome in third wit!l 36's.
In Tuesday's sweeps in
women's club action, the
quartet of Margaret Egbert
Ann Nave, Margot Butler
and Lee Ives won with a 213.
The event was a three-
best-balls of foursome.
-Pat L l v filg 1 t o n • The
foursome scored 218.
Fourth, with a 223, was
the quartet of Rosalie Wine,
Micki Willey, Millie Johnson
and Janet McCrosson.
Set1eHH
Evenirrg golf ls featured at
Seaclif! with today and Fri·
day set aside for open play.
Friday's "Sunset special"
starts at 3 p.m. and today's
action got under way at 5
p.m.
Buntf119ton B each
Men's club action will
feature a low net tourney on
May 19 with a s!arting_ time
of 9 a.m.
Costa /tie••
Frank Bartosh and Bob
Leake took low gross team
honors with 144 in the in·
a u g u r a 1 member-guest
Tournament ~r t h e
weekenq.
Darrell BeneWct and Bill
Arnold followed in second
place with a 145.
Low gross guest was Bill
25 Anglers
Limit Out
At Irvine
T w e nty-five fi shermen
limited out in h e a v y
weekend trout action at
Irvine Lake, according to
lake director Russ Cleary.
The largest trout catch
was a two-and·a-quarter
pounder. Over 68,000 pounds
of trout have been stocked
in the lake.
Largest bass of last week
Bayne of Recreation Par.k,
Long Beach, with a 147.
In the net division, low net
team honors went to Bud
Sleva and Al Rodriguez at
119. Norm Oliver and Paul
D' Arca were second with
120.
Howard Denghausen and
Albert Oberg were third
with a 121.
Accuracy awards were
made to Guy Brown, Bayne,
Frank Towner and Frant
St. Pierre.
120 goliers participated in
the eve.nt.
Women's club action on
~idaY-at Los.,..Lagos was
won by Martha Ciampa's 9().
14-76 (70) in the first flight.
Second flight honors went
to Vi Hoskins' 97-W.Tl (70).
Irene Brazda won the
third illght with a 109-33-76
(65) followed by Betty
Brown's 109-27-82 (71), Alice
McCredie • s 12().36-84 (71).
Marge Williams' 115-30-85
(72) and Florence Tweed.le's
110-27-83 (73).
W.arge Fitzsimmpns . won
Mesa Linda honors with a
123-44-79 (61) followed by
Shirley Hawkes' 119-42-Tl
(62) and Millie Pedersen's
115-36-79 (65).
Nadine' Maze won low
gross at Los Lagos on Mon·
dav with a Tl. I
Low net winners were
Johnnie Gaertner (83-17~)
and Hazel Webster (79-13·
661. Shirley Hawkes.. brQ'ke
100 for tbe first time with a
93 in the event.
Merrilee Dungan was low
irross winner in the second
flight with an 88-24-64. Low
net honors went to ~v Bat·
tistoni's 95-26-69.
In the third f 11 g h t •
See PAGE, Page !3
was a four-pound, 10-ounce -----------
specimen taken by Richard
Lander of Santa Ana.
Jack National of Gardena
pulled in a six·and-three-
quarter pound channel cat·
fish.. More than 3 5 , 0 O 0
pounds of channel cats have
PENETRATION
Nurly averyon• rHda tht
DAILY PILOT, hometown newt•
pipe; for the F•bulou1 Or1n99
Coe st.
been planted at Irvine Lake. ----------·
Race Results
Then, coach Bob Woods and his
Monarchs will wade through a revamped
Angelus League that includes St. Paul,
Servite, St. Anthony, Bishop Amat and
Pius X.
Bishop Amat is the same that nearly
pulled the stops out of Santa Ana last year
in the first round of the CIF playoffs
before falling to the Saints by a 7~ count.
On paper. Western, Huntington, Marina,
Valley and Newport don't figure to be the
problem to the Lions that Mater Dei's op-
ponents will become to the Monarchs.
But don't bet on it.
Toughest back.to-back assignment:
Westminster's clashes with El Rancho and
Anaheim in the second and third weeks of
the season.
ln secon'd with a 215, was
the t e a m of Anna L e e
Shetler r Helen Wilson, May
Imler and Vi Saxton.
Third place went t o
Martha Kennedy. Dorothy
Hoffman, Pat Penewell and
MOLlYWOOO l'AltlC 1taSULTI waoNISl)l.Y, MAY .. 1NI
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Get1wey lite (J Gonu~~~-
Tufnrette (A Pineda)
Wtr Clllelc CW H1rrltl
TI,,,._1.45 3/S.
Also Ren -Amc>le l"rovf110ll, l'ntv l<nlgM, French RIVltr•, T-tuous
Llnlt, Amereoso. Mlrtll It Kine. F•-• Treder. Scrtlcl!ed-Win All, C o u n t ltO!'•I•
Tio Corlioll. •-s.
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olds. Clalrnlnt. Purse '5500. Frfddle D.P. (Plercel t.60 UO 3.IO Hlccororb IM Yanez! JA 3.00
IClngsword (W Htrmatz) 1.00 TlrN-1.4.!. Also Ran -SPeedv Jen, El GrH, T.
Hart, Public Aoorov11, Mis~ Ed M .•
McVal, First Com-nd.
kratclled -tclddetu. IJAll Y OOUll l , !4etaway Uta & ,.,,.... D.I"., l'IN m.4'.
THIRD aACI. s f\lr""'91. 2 ., .. , old
m.lden colts & .. 1c11ne1 bred In
C•llfomlt. Cltlmlnt. PutM $4000.
ReYel't Rtwtrd CD Pierce) uo ue uo uo •.40 s.to Jeven Bl (J Sellen) Loni Atlle CL Gltllg1n)
TI~.'9 2/S, Also Ren -8ulldon. Flolmlne
Obseulon. Due Attln, Concluded. Garf'a Flier. Price Peter. Rlwr Kine. Merbo, Brlt hl Sciotllvhl. Scrtlclled -Tono Ptl'k. Armelldo.
Wlndv wise. Ascot Tryst, Full or-.
Mr. Punctu1I.
SIYINTH llt~6 furlonn. Flmes
& m•rtt • Y••f"i old )9nd uP. Cttullled
Allow1n<:ft. Purse Sl0,000.' ·
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'Ibo Ren -Ml11 Kt! Bini, CIMI'•
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TI:-~:'n 3:!· A·Jud«N, Cuttatll Ml1,
Oerne CarlOI, Nltrefe, Fotmll ,,,_,.
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Start Your
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Mesa Aims
For Title
Clincher
TAKI YOUR HANDI OUT ,OP YOUR TAKIAWAY
_b_y _D!f!i!Houlga~~ -Costa Mesa, in Us quest
lor oo worse than a tie for
the lrvloe Lezgue baseball
championship, battles Foun-
lbt ":tak•IWIY~n of
your becktwlns-th• flrtt NV•
•rlf tnches-of clubhead mov•·
m1nt-1hould oriclnate In your
lhouldtr1. Thtrt should bt ab· IOlutely ftO ..._ that your
h1ndt art takin1 the club t>.ck
Independently of your thoul·
·-
·rhere are Tl cars but only
48 drivers nominated for the
Jndianapolls 500," and late
lest week one ol the greatest
stepped &side. To point up
the futility of dealing in
statistics at the speedway,
there will probably be no
more than 60 car-driver
combinations ~ttempting to
(u,~irl~ct. only live or six
rivers w.ill draw-Jll-Ol'e-than
polite applause from most of
he 100.000 rans attending
ext weekend's qualifying
trials. Anyone can tick them
of' as quickly as he can
recite the names oC J ohn
Unitas. Willie Mays or Wilt
Chamberlain.
The rans in the stands ex·
pect this year's race to ~
won by A. J. Foyt. )Sarto
Andretti. Bobby UMer, Dan
Gurney or Bruce McLaren.
Sadly, Paroelli Jones will be
absent lhJs year. .
In &pile o( the obvtous
predllection of fans, we
writers spend tile eoUre
month prating about such a s
Mtsten Gregory, Jim
Malloy, Jochen R i n d t .
George Follmer and Bruce
Walkup. Today's subject is a
fellow wtth a more familiar
racing name, Bill Vukovich.
* * *
CJub bea for c:empet1n1 la taln Valley Friday afternoon
non·USCA tprlnt c a r in the final regular aeaaoo
raeet. TIM ltaa prevukd game for both clubs.
lllm from maldDI 1111 bcly The Barons, seventh Jn .aebat la ''1, and failue to tall:e tbe rook.le tett ae& the loop ate.ndings with a 4-9
lalm back lJ DtODUMI u far record. invade Mesa tor the
a1 tbe speedway wu ce• crucial with coach Bob
ceraed. Parsons' crew at 3~15.
Firestone laandled tbat Mesa, tied for first wltb
problem 11eaUy. Darlal Loara witrl a 1~3 record,
September Ure teita tbe • will b<seeklng its seventh
Complll1 flew e~n~n t. from all ever the eeu• -straight loop win. -
try and 1ub)edff Bllly to Following the Fouot&in
a private teat. wltlcb he Valley encounter, win or
easily pall~. lose, all eyes wW turn to
Safety • c 0 n 1 c I 0 u 1 Boysen Park -in Anaheim USAC required tbat be take tbe upper end of the where Loara tacltles tblrd-
klt _from 145 m.p.b. -place Magnolia at 7:30p.m.
over again thl1 montb, bat If a tie exists between the
dtrt.
T1kln1 It blc:k with th• h1nd1
1lont 11 · llablt to clUH 1n ab·
rupt liftlnc. or turnln1 of the
club. Thia ruins your rhythm and
clubfK• all1nm1nt. To a11ur• a lhould•r·dom·
lMted takH.way, first ima1in•
th1tyour arms ind ilinucro11
your 1houldtr1 form a trian1le
11 you address the ball (tolld
lin11 in. the iJlustration). Note
th1t th• club forms an extension
of th• left ''"'· On your taktlWty, make cer-
t.in you preserve th•. tri1n1le
and the exten1ion of the club
from the left arm (dashed lines).
You cannot maintain · tht tri·
ari1l1 If you allow your hands
alone to inltlate tht takeaway. ... , ... IW\,-~-9 tbat hurdle wH cro11ed Mustangs aod Loara after and now "I caa J1IJI as fut Friday night's hostilities, a--------------------
as r •Hat to.,. playoff game will be held, * * * probably Tuesday, for the
right to enter tbe CIF AAA Young Vuk1e has teamed b.l!lll ball pl If th
With a man Who bas forced re ayo s as e Prep Net Results
number one team. But the
his own proille .into the Ithndyt championship vista will stay v'""" . v_..,
Establishment m a way a as is after Friday's finales. c ....... Mer ,,._, 11"1 v.._.. MM• II\\> <»Val ..., • .,..
has no parallel in sports, J . Coach P&irsons will be Goc1t11a11 1c1 ::':1 • ..o. ... ... 01111trt IMl 1os~':.~'"'' w, w. C. Agajanlan. going with soNu..more Dave s.111tt 1c1 _, .. t, •i. .. 1. M. G•etM• IMI 1ost w. 2 ... u. CM. · 1 bU 't !:"IV O. Teti IC) -•t. H , .. 2. M . Qnlwey IM) lost CM. M, 1 .. , U . Cootrovers1a , pu Cl Y • Barton (2-0) in the Fountain hmtY 1c1 _, ... ~ u 1 •1 u . TNirm IMI ... , CM, u. u. w.
hungry, demandJog of his Valley clash while coach ....._ o.wM . t b t Cri d1 and s. Tett w .......,._ CCI .., .. t. c_,,_ IM> and v....,,.,_ (Ml assocta es u en Y Bill Mlll! of the Barons will .. , ..... u ""' ,.,, H : tost ~ i ...
generous to all, Agajanian counter with Ken Davi& (S-"-N•luer • 1e. ...._ 1c1 won ci.rtt aftd lledd <M> 1ost M. 1-4. H, . f ~~~~-K ~ has become the epitome o 7), who Jost Tuesday's game ..,,., v,,., JW111er v..,...,
the proper Indy car owner. to Loara by·a Z-0 count. c--... ,.., 011 ~> ~ ,,_.. ''"'' 1~1 ..... ._
His equipment is ~ways Jn first round action, K1111a11 1c1 ,.:-: M. N••oe <Ml .. ~:!~w.
PAGE WINS TITLE e e •
C..rtrrae.t Ina Pait 17 VlrCINa .Jamt• caret.cl an
•Mt IOI' tbe Jow P'O'I ti·
tit.
lreee Bruda WOii low net
with a -... followed by Bea Reaaan'• 91·27 • f 4.
Marlon v 0 I I oz;sa,
Mary GrOM'• 101-34-17 and
Roberta AndreWI' ......
Gins Little colJl)ld ~1 0 ..
If* 011 the ){en Linda
count with a 105.
Low net went to ?Urgie
Fitzalmmon1 at 16 followtd
b1 Nina Daoielten's 17.
Low oet ol the month was
ahared by Bev Battistone
(Lot La1os) and Allee
McCr edle (Meu Linda).
Maa VeNe
Mesa Verde's ' • Pr o
~bl" begl.na Wednesday
at 1 p.m. with eight teams
conalalln& of a pro aDd a
member of tbe cJlab ~
scotch.
Ont team will drop out •t
earb hble witti tlle winner
plJ)'lnC uiae Jaole1:
lreiae e.ae
Thlrd round leaders to the
Prealdent'• c up dwn·
csbips are Fred Kalen· , Bob Smith, George
Walker, Charles Bidwell,
John Helton and Job D
J acobs.
Henry Jobnaon and Duk
Wilaon woo best ball ol
partners with a net Q in
Saturday's men's cl u b
event.
Second place went to
Glenn Leuon and George
Hadley (&4) and Claude Tag-
gert and Ken F'wter were
thir,d with a 1}5.
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BUI steps Into die Indy
arena 11 a ready-made
lllero.
tops, and his driver is Costa Mesa nipped the l!wtn 1c1 -M. w. .. 2. M1e11e1s 1M1 '°'' w. 24.
'all "th th be tii~~~~~~~~~~--~H~avet~(~C~l~WG1t~ .. ~1,~W~l ~ .. ~1 ~2~~--~C~1¥W~M~(M~)~loe~IU.~2~~~~iiiiiii~iiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===::::::::~ ... perenru Y et er e s Barons, 2·1. w11111ms 1c1 '*' ... 1 ._ u . woHltY IMI 11tc1 N : 1os1 M. at the speedway or the best
of the young beginners at
the speedway. Agajmiian
picked Vulde a year ago.
Re 11 tbe aoa of a
former 1DdlaaapoU1 rrea&,
of coarse, bat more Im·
ponaaUy he comes frem
ttle same nral 1te'glaa1Dg1
as the 1reat con·fed
crew4 IMkial dewa ••die
track.
Yeuc Bm ere• 1IP
pamplDI &as ID ll 1 I
father's aervlee 1tatloa bl
Fresno, heart ef tbe rrape
and raJtlDI c e a a t r y •
That'• about 11 homespun
a1 they come at the
speedway.
Tbe clay after be flal11!.
ed his rookie test, BID
called me from t It e
Wag:ne.r-Locll:heed &•rare
to talk aboat Ills reaction
to tbe lacl1 1ceae.
* * * ''It's starting to feel better
now, btit the speedway takes
some getting used to."
Vukle said. "I can run as
fa st as I want to now, but it
will take awhile for me to
get accustomed to the speed
bere." Bill explained he thinks he
will have to hll at least 163
or 164 m.p.h. to qualify, and
he's not sure yet be can
make the field.
"l 'll settle for 33rd spot,"
he said. "I'm not what you
might call a candJdClte for
the pole. A more ex·
perienced drlveT might run
166 or 167 in thls car, but I
will be happy to make the
r ace."
The dark eyed 23-year-old
of Y u & o 1 1 a v extraction,
whose dad wu misnamed
"the Mad RUllian," bas
aratefully received help and
advice fro mseveral l n d y
veterans, with Jones first in
line, but be ls not sure he ts
yet able to take advantage
of what they are tellln~ him.
''Parttelll, he's gotta be
the greatest driver ever
wts. He tries to explain
things to me. but I guess my
experience is 90 limited I
don't understand everything
be says yet." Vukie said. "I
juat have to do lhings my'
way for awhile and work up
to what the guys are telling
me."
* * * TllJ1 ttme last year Bm
was aDder a U.S. Aatt
SOFT SELL SAM
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"I've used more rookies
than anybody a t In-
dianapolis," Aggie sai d .
"Billy shows me the same
qualities Parnelll Jones and
Troy Ruttman bad at bis
age. There are a lot of stars
around, but I try to pick the
superstar, the one man who
has a chance to win."
JI his car is competitive,
Billy will be among a
handful or drivers racing a
turbo-charged Of1y at In·
dlanapotis lhJs year. It h&s a
Brabham-type body similar
to the Cllot Brawner car
raced last year by Andretti.
A backup machine wu
designed by Jones t-0 take
either a turbo-Offy or Ford
engine.
So the mod is complete.
Billy Vukovich from the
clusty g r a p e country of
Central California will drive
for lnday's mo st cbn-
splcllOUS car owner, J. C.
Agajanlan.
Propelling t b e icTeal In·
dJanapolis race car wlll be
not a space age turbine or
even the latest • 3 0 , 0 0 0
engineering marvel from
Ford Motor Company -but
an Offy four-banger.
1f that isn't a pat hand.
you don't play poker the
way they do in Gasoline
Alley.
s .... t a""'
A aportl car institution,
Santa Barbara road 1aces,
goe1 down in flames this
year. Construction on the
ske of the race course
ellrninated one of the finest
events in racing. It started
tn March, 1954. with a
weekend remembered for a
fantastic duel between Ken
Miles iJl an MG Special and
Bill Murphy in a Buick
Special.
Alan Johnson and 0..
Pike will 100• be aamed
to a new factory Porscllle
raclD1 effort beaded lty
ex·iraad prlx star ~tdde
Glatlttr. 'ney'll coatlnae
rau.leg tu 1port1ters la
C Productloa amateu
eveatl, but for the factory
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•IC'TITIOUS 11AMC 1l•llld Ill tllll -t11t flNlll a wrltlfn May t, t, 14 h. t'NI HMi Mii lllfW ND* ...... LEGAL NOTICE
The ~ ... Cllf1ltY lie It -plffcl"'9 to"" -llllnt, .. , ........... """' dUtlllll • IMiMM .. 1'51 PlllcaM\9 Unit Otted Metdl lS. ,... LEGAL NOl'IC!t &al ...... ca ...... ""' ..... 'O', Co.It ~. C.11..,..e. undtr lie lie· ISEAL) ,.,,.,._. .., I....,_ NOTIC8 Ott INTlllDIO
lltlout fll'Y'I\ -fl# AUISON TOOt.. 6 W. I . $T JOHN, ,_ ua--P11bll"*' Ot&llM C:... Del"' fllllf, TRANSlf8R AllD LIAHIACIC
ENGINEERING IM lllal Mid firm It Cleflt SUl'HIOtl coVaT OP .... Maw t, 16. D. 39, 19'1 IMo4' Notice la ""'""' 91\ttft 11\et Plllllll c.tmPGMCI' of"" ftltlOWIN ""°"· ..... ,.,.._, .._..,, v ....... & ~ nATll OP .......... ,.·,An Scllletl•I, D.o.s.. .,.,.,........ of 400
-'" M• w ~ oi ,..tllftelt i. .. l'9ttllfW._ 1. ' "• T ... covMT;°o'ii'Ou1te• LEGAL NOTICE N-• ct11• or1,,., city o1 N_,.. tolloWI; lnl ..... ....,..., NL A lttell. C•"'°'"''· '""'* to sell c•ri•ln
Cllerltt Am-Wlttllw-., tlll~ ........ ,.,... ~ llOTKI ... .. ........... o-,I TITIOll oaotllAllC• .... ...... ptnOMI ,,..,.,.rty .. : I.ff-la (or-•· Oene, AMhtlm, C•lllOmla. ,..._., Mf-GJI ..,.. ,._ IW r AN GaOI "' lloft. • A Cellforftll CilrP lftlt!ICMll D•IM ,.,,.no.,.... ,. ........ .., ,.......,_ l'Oll l'ttOllATf °" WILL AND •CHt NANCI 01' TMI Clff COUtf. ,...,. fer IL l ef 12"Sout11 0
Cllef1ltS A.• Wittlleus 'lllllllMcl Ore,_ Coest Dlllr ' LaTTHI TU'tAMINTAltY ~ Ofl Tiii CITY Of' ClOITA MUA. om:. (! t11t""°' • 2 alt Sta• fll•CllH .... nla, Or-c-......
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wll 11, U ..... u.w • ,, 1....., llot, E:atate of Frtrlll A Joh-.... Mft11 LllfORMIA, AMaMOI• IKTMMI ..... ....ty1 ~1¥ Hllll.-TCalller .... 1 "" --_ .. , ., ... ..,., ., ,.. ~ at F A ,,._ oec.....ci at• Of' 'l'Ma COITA M t I A •·-.. ,. Mid 111....... rlNoltr.H P:ic~11.~ :"w~ie~·..:,=:ri: ---:-LE"::""G~AL--N-OTl--CE----NOTICI ta HlttllY '01veN .,,,., ~::~""" cooa1 H~TI• T'O ~~~~..,~~~1:"'~:=9,' _,.. °"' ... Al"-WI~ --~.!.'°:.', '· Jot!:: ~t 11,: "-!ft • Mtl-MOUH~• ''""~ u M • • .. D.D.s.. Tr•Mf-(lelsff), Ille N1d
to -to be Ille ""°" Wllole name 11 114Sl• L-.. "1*: ......... "'· ::' '=::::. THI! CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY ,._, P10Ptrf'I •• ~,.., '-''1Plion ~-"~ ... ,,,.~~ ~ ..... ~. •1111 ClaTll'tCATI 0 .. CQllf'OttATIOll ,...,_ It wNdl 11 -.., l\lflllet OF COSTA Mt!SA, CALIFORNIA. DOQ fll wlllell II H fOfloW\, to-wtt: Dentel
... ,O~FFIC_...I., s"'•L.,._),_ ..,. "-DOI ... IUSINUS 'UNOll INl't!C\llil"' and llWlf h time 1M tllla HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Mul,_.,t, office Mui-I, f11m1tv,. -..,.. .. ICTITIOUI llAMI et heerl• tlla -lln bet11 Mt ftlr May SECTION I. '9dlo!I. 5141 01 Ille Goeta alld flxturn tlld locetM at 400 Ntwor1 =~ ~Ub~~ Cdfoml• THE UNDERSIGNED CORPORATION tA. 1Ne, •• f130 e.m •• In""_._ OI ~.:11111dNI CCMle II ...... _....... ~=n1~··v~llllct1v..,.r !~1e···.~ ,rlllc:INI Office Ill .. htrtbv e»rllf'f .,,., II la <»ndUCfllll • DtNl1!Mnt Ht. 1 of Mid court. ti ... ,.,,c!..Mlne MllleectlOn (c) ........ IMllNdt. frtllMCtloll I• lo be con-°''"" <-"' 11uv1,,. •NI se111,,, Of -Ina w Nor111 11rM41Wav, lft 1M City Clf lant• Ana, "( 'i ~~... 11 sumrnettd on ,,,. 1•111 41tr of Mav. \HI, M Commlulaft E . olller dl .. lllY ~ bus'-•I l«IU CAlltonll•. c ._..._ .... Oott. CWb. •I 10 • m •I Ille ef!ICI .. l.MltCllll J:IY I, lffl 111Mrt1 Bea<h BIYCI.. Wt1tmlnster, Ctlltwllla, Otlei Mav 1, \NI. ~narv blnlt, 11111 birds Clf the ,..,_ C-retio1i el 11t SOUlll Gelt Drive Cl~ ,ublltlled °' ~ Ille fle1lllollt flnon -., w. I . ST JO+IN ec:lllH flNnllYt 4lftCI •ISO tlllltr small .. a.... IY Hiiia ( II~ I • -c:-r Dall'f :~~ ORANGE COAST DISPLAY eM .... , lllt (OU!fty Cltttl ~ .~· "" .. c:eedlne 1llr'9 II\ o.1.ci'tftl1 ,,..j ~v ot ';!,, 1Ne.
Mtf " '· 1'· 23• lNt name of Mid corponllon •NI '" "'IMINI , ..... T. Sdllllftactltf num • . By MeMn Benn•ll Pleet Of IMl!*I IS •• followa: IM T-... c-tfY .... SECTI~ t. Tiiis Ordl-nH tekt Admlnl1tr11W All>ert A. Ntlele, lllC., 1as a.di .,,_, Calllot1lla ..... eflect Md be In fllll fOfW llllrtv <•> dlya ~p c:er-......
BIYd .. Westmlniter. Callt. mt3. Tiii (1141 M1-Slll '"°"' •1111, •lier "' ......... -••or 1111 tll ..... Gale Dri ...
Nlttt ic~R~;::~ 29, 1,.., "''=,: ==-eo..t o.11y "'°'•;:: :'.=:.'°"tt!.:-:::.1\u~ ~1= .._., H1111. ca111-1a tan CHT~rc~~:U-:" ~:~Miit ALI EllT A NATALI, I.NC. foMY 2. 3, f, IHI 75Mt. once In lllt ORANGE COAST DAILY M'•rlllltllahedl"'" Ota,... Coetf Dallv "'°1
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condliCllM • llllslMU et 1mm CVnllll• Prnld4!nt LEGAL NOTICE tlOft, ,,lfttoad IM lllltlll"'9CI Ill tlla C1IY ., or1 ... , Munll"'toft Betel\. f 1'4 • Rooe Natelt, . • COii• Mesa. totetlltf' wllll Ille names ol CAllfO I nc1tr .... ftd t'--ft ' Secretarv · Ille mt111bert Clf tM Cltr c-cll voflnel-------------1 ma, u ,... I -rm name n·TE OF "·L•r#Oo•NIA , fl·lftll '°' ........ , .......... WM CIRTll'IC"TI 0, IU"INI ..
.. COM,UTEll A,, LI c AT I 0 N COUNTY oroRANGE I CHTl•ICATI 0 .. IUllllllS f'MsED AMOA8UPTED 1111• '"' ·-l'ICTiT1ou1 .. .M. -
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"""" 11'1 full aM ,._ OI mldellct before ma, a Nollrv P11bllc In elld tor 4Yctllll 1 M l'*' et Hl Marllll A-. A. l. PINICLllY dllctl,.. • llutlne• el 1"51 Skkllll Lene. .,.. .. follo'#l· said COllrilv e!ld Sl•IW. "nonall'I' ep. a.lbol Island can1om1a under tt>e tic-Ml~ Of Ille M11nllMlOn B .. ch, C.tlfOmle, under Ille
LlrrY A. ·Gelldreau l'20l G PM•td Altlert A. Nttele, 11111 Rose Naltle tltlow firm ~me of DEAN end llltl Mid ATTI T City of Cotta Mita tldtt1out flrm name of LANC:O~ co. lrlnd
t.111e, Hunll,..loft Bucft, Calllornl•~""' =•~• ~:iv':: :.-:.::: firm It -" of Ille fOUowl"' i>erto11. c. IC.s ~RIEST l::' ..::n'!'~ '::'~:.,':cs fO~::~
CoHI Sklllnaf. 10202 C:Vnflll• Drlve, ..... •attuffd .... wltlllft IN'"""'"' Oft r-,.-lfl M l -plea Of reakltnce City Clerk ol IM .. "'91cltiw:t 11 .. !ollowl• ~~:'.!!,'"',.loft,118!-dl1!.. Caltlorftta. ballall of_.,,,. conionrtten fllerwill netMll, ' ~::-.;: Martlll M Vlt Lide Noni CllY ol Cotlt M... Jeclt Pr1«1 1n • SiciCVf Lant, Hun-.,.,_ 11 '" ,... -.a-ltclttd le -11111 tucll _. LI I le ' ' ' STA1'1 OF CAL,,ORNIA ) tlntlon llNcll Carl Ski_, "°'ltloft u.c11ltd Ille MIM Oo t ' N-" lffCll. Celtf. COUNTY OF O~NOI! ) M. 0.ttd MIY I 1'61 Llrrr A Gaucll'HU T · Ot'9d ,._,II 17, lHI • ll•M of Celllo,.;ll Oralllt Couftty• WI NESS mY llel'ICI Md ... l Geyle 0. Mlrtln CITY OF COSTA MISA ) Jecll: 'tlu On APrll
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·Notary IOl'FICIAL SEAL) Stele fl# Ct lllornle. Oran11t COllntv: I, C. I<. PRIEST, Cltv Cltft< of Ille Cltv ltei. of Cellfomle. Orenee Countv:
flutlllt In •!l<I fOr Mid State personallv OoroltlY M. Hervev On M!'ll 17, ,,.., ...,.,,.. mt • Notarv ol Costa fMst, and ••.Officio Clertl Of Ille On Mn I, IHI, belors me. a Nol•fV -•red Llrry A. GaudreeU etld (lfl Noltr'f P'ubllc Calllor"la flubllC In alld tor Mid Slli., 'MnOMllY CllY COUllCll of 1M CllY of C"'a MIN, ,llllllc In and IOI' Mid Stai., ptr'IOlllllY Ski.-'-
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me fO w tl'9 llH10n• Prtnclpel Office In •-•tel oevle o. Mlrtln 11_ lo ,.,. 19 llerelw cerllfv tlltl Ille above tlld ro,.... •-•red Jecll: ,,. .. , k-II me ,., be
..,,_ ,..,_ ,,.. lllbtcrlbecl 10 the Ore"" County be Ille "''°" .._ NlfM It aubSCl'lbed '"' Ordinance No. 41-1' wes llltredUced the "''°n whotl MIM IS aubKrlbed to wlltllft lllllrlllMnt •!Id adcftowltdttd tlle'f MY Commission Exlllrn to "" wlltlln lnttrllmelll •llll KkMwltdll-end COftllcltt..i sec:tlon by MClloll at • lllt Wltllln lmtnim111t and aellnowltdttd ••etllled Ille MMll Aut1. 25. 1•11 Id Ille 9"ecuted .... NIM r .. uler "'"" ... of Mid City Council on ,,. ··~ Ille 11mt.
(OFFICIAL SEALi 4M-OC (Offlcll l Stall . Ille Ulll NY of APrll, IHI and tllereatter (OfllcJtl Seal) Jonnie p I RICHARD M. LIVIN, Atty. J-.tl E Oevlt P•SMd 11111 tdoPled ti e Wllo .. et a Rostllt C. Know
Notary P:.Cll~~ I• JEl'l'RIEY T. Q,elRMAN. AllY. I Noterv .. ~bile • Cllltorftl• r .. ular "'"''"' of HICI CllY COllndl held Not1rv Publlc • C·•llfornl• Prlncfpal Offlal 11
m 147 s. R...,_ l lW. PrlnclPll Offlct In on Ille 'Ill HY ot Mtv. lHI, by Ille Principe! Ottlct In n 9-1¥ HIMI. C1llltnlla Mil Or•Mt Collfttv fOlloWI"' roll ull YO!t: OrtnH Countv ~y~0ri:.. E PINS Ttl (21J) ut-nH ... t57417J MY eommi.11on EJlplrws AYES: COUNCILMEN Wiison, Tu<ktr. MY Commlu!Ofl lblllrn u • Published Orernre Cont Oal!Y ,.IOI, Junt 11 1'70 St. Cllllr, Plllkltv Jul\I 1, IHI flubH::"'o:~= eo.11 0.11\1 '"°'· April u •NI May 2. '· 1'. ,,.. ...... ,ubnlMcl o ... ...:. COMt Oeltv Piiot, NOES; COUNCILMEN ,._ 'llblltMd °''"" Coeal DtllV Pilot.
Mtv 2 t 1'-:13, IHI 753-61 LEGAL NOTI,... Altrll 11, U •NI MIY 2. t. !Ne '474 ABSENT: COUNCILMEN Jonltn MaY '• 16, :n, 30. IHI '°'"" • • \;Q IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I !lave
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE lle<'eunto Ml mw hllld 1nc1 '"'•" 111e '"' LEGAL NOTICE '·2"11 ol tM CllY ol Colle MtM. 11111 1111 deV 1111-------------1
'•IMlS Cl•Tt,ICATIE o .. IUSINlll fl.-47 May, IHI. C IC "tlEST CHTll'ICATI 01' •USINISI CH:::~·.::. ~':!'ISi The u,.::i:.!!:O: = llleY .,. CHTlllJ~~O~lllllSI ~itvJ.re: C~ ef Ille Tiie ~f.~o: ~~~ thtY are
THI! UNDEllSIGNEO do ,,_., ~ COnductlne • 111111-If Sant• -· Tilt unclenllMd ... artlty I -con-c~ C~tl ot Ille COllClllCllnt • buslnou •• 2417 Vtftlff W•Y· IMt tlleY -QlllductlM • ...,_, Calllomfa, 11~ tlle ftctltlOlla firm -clllctlM • illl&IMts at lU' Harbor City ot CO&ll MeM Cotti Mesa, Celltornle, llnder-Ille lie·
9"flCY blltlt1111 et 410 w Coast Ml9"W•Y of DISf'l.AY llACI( COMPANY and 1Mt lellltwtd, Oltll N*e, Callforl\le, llllder CalllOmla ::!:"1t'~: :o;'Ulo!.i":. llltl said
City of ,..._., IHdl County o1 Oran14:' Mid firm It comPOMd of lllt fOlloWI"' Ille fldlllolll ftrm neme of GOOD GUYS l'llbllslled CIBnM Coast .,.1... 111... . --Stai. .. C•llfornl•. ., Ille flctllkM ""°"'' whoM names '" fllll and plecta MUY:FLER Sl!ltVICE •nd "'-' .... firm M.-r ' lHI .. n1:;8' ~ names I~ llotull. -pieces ol fl ,. SS EXI! " N DI resldtft« trt as fOllowl' IS conljlOltd of t11e tolloWIM Nl'SOll ' · ·-nc• tra II ,o ws. i: ,;::.,... = ,.'/'1 It -~~G~ fr! Dele c1rtt.r, 231 ColfOn lttttf, "'*'name Ill Ml encl place ol rftlclenc~ LE·GAL NOTICE Jolin Schirmer, 2417 v1111er Wey,
1 M m ....,,_ N--1 8Hdl C.lltomla It .. folloWa• Cosll fMM ~::::S"'.,:-:0:1'~to-w~~ •nd tel-Dldt Fer~. 62' sOutll Wtltllle W•YM A. Cllrl1._..,, 411 Soutll .. Rlcll~d •• ken11 f, 2134 Tuan" A .....
BtllY I. B 1741 T tt SI Cott Drive, Allthelm, C1llf0ml1. Olive, Or-. Ctnlom1e ORDINAMCI NO. *'" "fWllO -•c ' ruce, us ft, ' • Chtl Root, 21211 Hiii Slretl, Huntlnelolt Dettd APr11, 24 1'61 AN OllDINANCI Of' THI CITY COU... ChrlSIOl>fttr ~tr, fl$ CllM l'lece.
fMM, CalllOl'lllt Patti, C.lltornlt. Wrtrte A. Cllrltlensln Cll. OP ntl CITY 01' COSTA MllA, Newport llteel1 lac;-~· c=la 2$ Alll Mira. Soultl Dettd April 16, lHI STATE OP CALIFORNIA. CAll .. OttNIA, HTAllllHIMe RATIS 01ted Maj~· 1::,1 s. N'. Boedl. 25 An• Mira. SOUlll Olck Ferguson ORANGE COUNTY: AHD ,1111 l'OR TH& INSTAl.1.ATION R~~ d I<,,...,, LHllOle Callfoml• Oele Ctrtlw On A!>rll ,., IHI, before IM, t Noterv 01' COURTHY AND CCHIVINllENCI ~"•f.c ell
WITNESS Ollr Miid flllt 171!1 de ot Chet Root ,utlllc 1n -for t11d Stele, Nl"Wltltv llNCHU l'OR 'UILIC UH AND Chrlt""'her Mevtr APrll, 1Ne 'I Slete OI Celttomla, Ot_. CounlY: a_.s WnM A. Christe-iu-" to THI ADVIRTISIJID THIRION, Slate ~ Cellfornle, OrenN Countv: kf1Y L e On APrll 1•, 1'61, btfOrt mt. t Notary ,... to be Ille ~ --It THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY On MaV I, 1'61, _,.. '"'• I NoltfV G M rio.cJx.~ Publlc In 11111 1or said ltefe, ...-11v 111bscrlbed to tl'9 wlllllft lnalr-1 111111 OF COSTA MESA, CALIFOltNIA DOES Pul>llc In end tor Mid 5tete. personally s. N' lloedt •-•rwd Oale Cl rtlH, Olcll Ftr9Uton tcknowltd9ed lie eJ1ecvtec1 Ille Mme. HE It EBY OllOAIN AS FOLLOW St •11Nertd Joll!l Sclllrmtr, Rlehlnl K•nf,
STATE 01' CALIFORNIA tnd Cllet Root k""" to me 10 w 111t (Officlel SHI) SECTION 1. SKllOft 6206 of Ille COlll Cllrl111M>llff M'YH k..-n to me lo be tlle ......,... WlloM NlmtS .,.. -.-.cr•btd to Joltllll t!. Devi• MIN Mullk .... I Codtt 11 llerebll •mandld --Mmff .,. IUblerlbed tn C~N~~.~~~R~G~ A"11 A.r>.. ,,.., Ille wlllllft llltlnlmenl 11111 tc*now....., ...,.,., Pllllllc • C'•llfoml• le tdd. Stclloll (el wlllcll wtN ,.... .. :::: .. ~.::~~.:·;::i.:i.~-•C-llOWltdvtd
befor• "" "'''" I( Gtrell • Notuv """' ••ecvte41 Ille -· ,,,MIMI Offle» ln follows. (Otll I I Setll Publlc In •1111 tor .. id COllftlY •nd Stele (OFFICIAL SEAL) Ore-Co41ntv "(•) Tllat •K ii COU,....Y or con...... c. R II c IC ..Sidi"' tlletell\ dVIY ciomm1111ontd end JOSll>ll E. Dtv1t Mv Comml11IOll &11INt lenCo& btncll Hltblllllld 1111 •1111· .,_,.,., N:::,: , . bllno• c lltor I .-n ..ertoMllY -reel Blttv l -"I Pllbllc.Qllfornla June 21, 1'7'0 wllllll\ Ille City of Coste Meae <o"lal"I"' Prl I ti uonf • I t n
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lrucr: G. H. Boeck encl s. N •. lloedi ~=-~=~ 111 ...:,~r:lJ':t ~~~'f.,_ ~~OlllY PllOI, =•1,:.11 =~Ire~11= of'$TOJ'; 0r.%: C!Wn;,• ft k-lo me M be Ille persona WllOM M , __ 1 ~ E-' 7'0l-4t · My Commlulon El!lllrt1 ~ .,.. •"'*""*' lo lllt wllllln 1,,. Y """""' ....... ,...,,.. ,.,. wer Wflldl 111111 enlllle tlkl Jul\I 1 lHI
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lld di ~ ftl -.1 June ti, 1'19 LEGAL NOTICE llcenset to lllt lnalall•tlon end .. l'ull .......... Or • I Nrneli • • • ---... Pi•bllwd Or-Coell Dtlflt l'llot, vertltlne llM .. ttn (10) btnchet ..... 1--•111• C:O..I 0.11\1 llllol, =ere~~,,!': =~'':.,wn:!: -""'" 11. u 11111,,...," •· 1• ..,.... ...... v1e11,. •u,,,,., ""'' ea<11 ecldt11one1 """''·
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end alll•eel mr offld•I Mtl -. ,._ end LE~ a• NOTICE CDTll'-AT• ... I U"INlll btndl above tell (IOI tlltll be llceMld LEGAL NOTICE -r In 1111• certlflulo ftrlt .;;;;. ';;.-un.a. '" .....-• ti the '"' flf SUI per btndl IMf vear. (i;eu '""' Tiie 11nc1trs".::":."::.., ,..., -"""llcatlOM tor • btn<ll aclv1rtl1IMl-------------I
K1rt11 IC a.... P4'llf CDndlletl111 • 111111-it 1'20 Htrl:llN' 11-tlltll be maclt '° "" CllY COii,.. 1'41Mt
Nol•rv Publlc In •1111,., CHTl•tCATI ., COlll'OllATIOM •o• IMS. Cotta ,_,., Cellfotnlt, under tlle ~~11!:"~:·11 = ·=io: CHTll'ICAT:A:S":oRflOHTION Said COUlllY •1111 lllflt. TaAMSACTIOM OP luttlllU UNOlll fldltleul firm -fll PllZA MAN No. s wflldl Mid ...... ,,_,, .... ~ ........... PO• TRAN•A--Ofl IUSINISS My c:ammlu!Ofl GP!•• """ l'ICTITIOUS N&MI end ,,,., Nici """ " com...... .. "" ....... nltlY ... • ....... _, ~ .......... 20, 1'10 THI! UNOERSIGNED CO•,OttATION follOWtnt llfftont. W11ote ''""" Ill IUll ellmlfteltof or -eved lw Ille Cll'f UllOH ftlCTITIOVS NAMI ,lll>lllMd OreMt Coait 011"' Piiot, -Mrtlw CfftllY 11111 It Is ~IM a etld tltctt of -ldilftct ere et followli Council In ~Ion Wiiii Ille ar~nllflt TH,I UNOERSIGNID COR,ORA TIONS
Allfll 11, 2S ..... MIY " •• \Ml """ buslMIS loetled II "3 Wttt '"" Slrftt, Robert TlleoPllllt McCaflrey, 7201 .. Mid 11-. do '*"" etrftfY "'•' lhwf'9N conducting COilll Mell, Cilllorn1a unc1tr 111t 11cntlolls SeltllOrt Dr •• N-'f Bffdl, CaMfornle SECTION 2. Tiils Ordln.nc. "1111 h-• • Ptrtnershlp prOlltrtv menee.inent
Work
WASKING10N CUPl)
Good jobt with good pey
beckon th1a year'• record
Amer ican co llege
graduating class.
The goverMlent gays a
survey shows "exceedingly
bright'' job .p r o a p e c t s
a"1tlng-thoee emerging
from campuaet acrosa the
country this spring. The
race for top talent has been
on for many months among
bu a i n i ases, industries,
academie institutions -and
the govemm~t ise1!.
For so~, lHere will be a
detour into a khaki uniform.
The survey conducted by
ttleLaborDepartment
~wed that. as usual,
engineering apd accounting
graduates ~e the most
sought after. There also is
said to be an exceptionally
good job market for health
p r o f e s s i o n a l s • social
workers, 11 b ~a r i a n a,
mathematicians. chemists,
physicists, and other sclen·
tists.
AVERAGE IDGH
Starting salaries for new
graduates continue high,
averaging about 5 percent .
more than last spring. And
the outlook both from the
standpoint o( job openings
and pay has improved for
Negro graduates,. the study
said.
"As graduation n e a r s ,
never has ttiere been such a
strong, three-way pull for
American college graduates
'!--from industry, graduate
schools aild the military
draft," the government
analysts said. "Ebecting a
smaller pool of draft-exempt
graduates this year. in·
dustry Is recruiting ve.ry ac·
tively. More jobs ire being
offered.''
Draft calls are up because
of the war in Vietnam. And
a new regulation abolis}tlng
graduate school deferments
is expected to mean in·
duction for a much higher
percentage of b a c h e to r
degree graduates w h o
otherwise would have gone
into post graduate study.
no.ooo GRADUATES
An estimated 820,000 men
and woinen will graduate
from American colleges and
universities this year, in
eluding 150,000 with ad
vanced degrees. This is an
increase of about 100,000
graduates over 1967. but
some career openings may
go unfilled because of a
shortage of a v a i 1 a b 1 e
graduates.
LEGAL NOTI
,._ tlrm ,,.,.,. Of CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED Mlellatl Jolin McCettnrv ll:Jt W effect and be In full force tlllrtv (30) deYI bUtl-1 loetttd et 504 WKI Cllat>meft
"'.:. CONSULTANTS end flltl wld llrm It Avl_,. TH Cotle Mtll Celltornla ' t·rom encl 1fter Ill·"'""' and "''°' to Avenue. Ort,,.., Ctlllornlt, under 111t llc-
___ NO_T_l_Cl!_O_l'_H_l_A-.R-l-Ne_l'_O_R __ , comPOMCI ot Ille folloWlnt co.-allon, D•led APrll 'JA'. lHI ' Ille ••Plrenon OI fltt.e" (IS) dan from n11ous firm neme of LtPltza lnclustriel
CHANOI OI' IOUNDARIH wllOte prlMIHI 111tct ol bllllMSr II • ' Rot>erf T'-llllt McCtffrtY !tit passaff lhtreot allell be Pllbllslltd and1,_ 11111 Uld ftrm I& comllOffd of Ille • tolloWa: Mlellael J. M<C.tlrtY onClt In "" ORANGE COAST DAILY to .... 11>1 COf'POrtti-. whoie prlncfptl
SAN JOAOUIN SCHOOL DISTRICT N.J.l. l!NTER,RISEI, • Wttl ltltl STATE OF CALll'OllNIA, ~ILOT, a __ , of 1tr>eral clrc11l1· Places of llu&lftalt •" t1 follows: ANO NIWl'ORT·MHA UNl .. 111><' Str..i. Coste ~. Celllorllle ORANOE COUNTY: l•on• prl~ted end l'Ubllalltd In Ille City ot JeVel Co .. tiw:., 4Jt E. Chtt>meft Ave ..
Those majored in business
administration and liberal
arts have a f a v o r a b 1 e
outlook for employment the
SCNOOL ona1CT WITNESS Ill llallll 1111• 14111 dt'I ef °" Alrll 2A lHI before -• NollfV Coef• Mew, '°"""' Wllll "" nem" of Ora,,, •• Cllltornl•. TO: eoard ot Tr...-a sen Joequtn Al>rll, IHI "tbll( In .~ IOI' • .. 1e1 Slei., • llfflOnlflY Ille marnber& of Ille City councll volllll Oollblt V, liw: .• 635 E. Cllt!Hn•n Avt .•
Eiemenlerv Sdlool Olstrlct N.J.Z. ENTERPRISES _,.., ROlltn "'-hllt McCaffreY ellll Jor •NI "•Inst Ille NIM. Ortlltl• Ctlli.rl\ft . TO: llotnf of ECIUcallon' N-'"MIM Bv: N. J. Zllntr MIOIMI Jolll\ McCaffrev know" lo me lo l'ASSED ANO "°°'TED !Illa "II "' E•tcultcf llllt 21111 dn of Mtreh, 1961. Uftltltd Sci-I Dl1trlcl Prnleltfl' be 1M ...,._ .._ MIMI ere tublcrl~ ol Mey, 1Nt. . CCorl'Ol'•le Seel)
TO: All ,_ llesldllll In S.141 ldlool (~alt S..ll Id It Ille wltlllft lnalrll!Mftf end A. l.. f'INICLl!Y OOUBLE V, INC. Dlslrlct'f STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ._..__..-...... MIYOtr of lllt BY: V•ftOfl L. Veltnllnt Ytll ere Mrtlt'f llOllfltd llllt I fl-9lllOll eekMW__. n•• ntQ/led Ille Nmt. CllY ol COiia Mett 'rnldtlll hH been llled In 1111& offlct ....uestl"' COUNTY OI" ORANGE, ) .._ (Offlcltl s .. ll ATTEST! JaVAL CO., INC.
<111"941 Of bOUncltrlH lft ,,,. Newl!Oft-Mtfl On "''' Mtll "' ., """''· A.D, 1• JoNllll E. OIYll c. I(. PRlt!ST By: Johll G. V•ttnllne Unlflld kllool Olstrld aftlll lllt Sen Joa. llffOr'8 me JOl#ll E. Davis, 1 Notary ......, flllMk • C .. fornl• Cltr Clert of the Prttldtftt
evln SdlOOI Olstr1C11 !hit Mid """°" ,.. P'llllllc Ill alld tor Mid Ceunl'f tlld Stelo. "''"''"' Office In City tlll c .... --STATE 01' C~l.IFORNIA. quetl lllet tllt bollndarl• fl# t11e NewPOf1-rnkllnt tllertln. dulY commluf_.t encl Ore,,.. County STATE OF CALIPOltNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE, H. MtM Unified SdloOI Olstrld be dltneecl -· ...,..anti!¥ ..... red N. J. Zf-r, M'I' Commlttlon IXllll'H COUNTY OF OllANGI! l .. Oii tlll1 21111 der OI Merdl, A.O. !Ne,
1111 liw:llldt Ille llOlloWlnt dn<rlbtd -k""" lo ma to be ,.,._ Prt1ldtnt Of Ille ~ ti, l'70 CITY 0" COS'TA MESA l • .,..o,. Ille ~lt11td t Noltr'I' Pvbllc In -1Y I'll.,. end Mflll Ill Ille Sall -'-111 _..,f!Otl Ille! tweQlfell Ille wttlllll In-l'llllllllfled 0r..-Coast Otltv "'°'' 1, C. IC. PltlHT, City Cltrtl of t11t City end tor sekl CoutllY encl Stei., ,.,...,,,ttlY
Scllool Dltlrld: ~"J:'~:::'.-~ll .::ie::r".::: AMI 2S end #NY I. f, 161 lHI 70MI t1I Cott• Meta tlld tx..tff(lo Clt"t ot JM appeered Jilllll G. VlleMIM, k-to me
1'1lal portion tlll llOCb '1 9nd t2 ot lllal such CDi"POt9tlon ••acuted !tit Mme LEG.AL NOTl(;o City COlliw:ll ol Ille CllY of Cott• Mesa, to be Ille ,, .. tclent ot J1V1t Co •• Inc. end
lrvlM'1 SllbdlvlslOll, Ill Ille County Clf lft Wit-Whereof I M"9 her.unto Wt ll:lf lier_, c:ertttv "'-f t11e eboft ellll tort90-VtrtlOll L. V8ltlltlM k-to me to be Or•"''' Stria of CelHornlt, " PH "'" my lllfld end ettlaed' my olflcl•I seal Ille IM OtdlMM:e No .... 12 WH lntrOcluced lht Prnlcltftl Of Ooublt V, Inc .• f1f tilt ftltcl In Boole I. ,_ II of MlsctlltMoul de elld Vff 1 1111 cerllflate flBI bOve ,.,,,., •nd consldtrtd Mellon bv sactlon et t Cort>ortllon1 ltlat execul9d lllt wltllln In-
Record M.s Ill ft!t ottl<9 of tM COllfttv wrrlten r 11 1 1 ClltTl•ICAT. Ofl IUSlltlSI !WUlar rneetlnt of teld City C-ll on sfrument on bellall of tllt OOl'llOf'lfloM
lteconlff of Aid Ce11nty, doterlbed .. (Offlcfel SHU •ICTITIOVS NAMI tile Ultl dtv DI APtll, IHI. end tllereaf!wr lllereln nernell. •1111 ecknowltdltd to m• follOWt: JostPll E Oavl1 TM 11Mtnlt11t41 Oo CtrilfY .. •rt con-PUied •lld HoPled ... Wllolt al • ,~., tllCh -POt•llOft ••ecllttd Ille Hll't.
Commtnellll If ~ Norlller~. ~me:; .,,. Nol•rY Pitbuc , Cil1tornl• dllcflnt • llllllneu ti Stnl• Ane. '"uler meellll9 OI Mid City Councll h!ld In WHMH WhertOf, I llew hereunlo sel of Mid BloCk f7, thence ScKtlll w 341 Sol llrlllCIPll Olllct In Ctlffomfe, ~ m:tlllll\IS firm "',... Oii Ille 6111 de~ of May, I.... by Ille l'llY hind tnd f.f'IM!'d J!IY ollJclel teal lh, Wf91 1356.30 •lllftv Ille l'IOrt-terlY 0,.,,_. COUfllY f1f 1.EEMAC and .,,.. Mid firm ts c~ tollowlnt roll cell \'Ote: day end vur In 1111• ctrllllcett frrsl
ftnt of Nld Blodl to Ille c.nter nnt ol Mr Commluloll l!lUllm Potld ot 111t follOWIN ""'°"'' w11oM AYES: COUNCILMEN Wlltefl, Turur, at>cwt wrlltt11, t.WcArflllll' 8oulevanl, 100.00 feet Wlilt. JUM ?I 1'10 Mtllfl In 11111 lfld pllaa Clf r"""'1Cot ,,. St. Clair, Pfnttey (OFFICIAL lf:ALl
.. dnerllltd "' ....... "" 51•1• Ill 'ubllshed Ora...ie coast .o.llY J!llol. u iooows: NOES! COUNCILMEN N!>M DOftM M. Mahl., CallfOrlll• recorded In Boole 1047. -.......... "•NI MllY 1 ' la, lHI m... fllubelll Lee McGuire. Albert c. ABSENT: COUNCILMIN Jord41" Notary ,ullllc Jl7 t1I Offlcltl R-111 ot Nici COlll'llY; ' ' M<~lrt, 111111 A1119rt C. MeOvlrt, Jr., IN WITNEU WHEREOI', I lltvt Stele ol Cellfornle
tllenct 14111111 11' A7' w· E••• 27'.07 fftl LEGAL N,_CE 1m1 CltCllle , __ , lenll AM. llereunto .... my Mild •NI •fllxtd "" $ttl P•lndll•I Office '" eloM Mid ~'9t tine to EIMll"""' Va a Calllornla. tf IM Cftv of Cool• MIA, 11111 1111 HV of CIBMe C'OllnlY
CelllW l.lfll '"''°" 231+o7.'7 ..... • • Dtld ""'11 u. ,,.., Mey, 1He. • MY C-IHIOll lx•lrH
1'111111 "' ..... bollllcllrv ol ,,,. Newport. TRUSTl•'I .,..,. ~...,, c . M<Gulr• c. I(, ,RIEST AUMlt ... "" Mell Unlntd ktlOOI DlllrlCI.......... NO, ... ,.. EUuDllll .... McGuire City Clark Md Jellll A. W1llll 111' Ille Or-CCIUl'llY llotrd flt E~ Oii ,,,,,...,, MllY 2J, tfll,., 11:00 •·"'·• A_. C.. ~11lrt Jr. b-«llclo Cler!t f'4 "" 4'11. C.__ Ave. tlOft .. R..wtlon Number Ht s-BARCLAY FINANCIAL COllPORATION1 Stl1t of C.lfomla. Orllllt Collnty: City Collncll ot .... Or-. calf.
191nllltr If, '"'' llltflCll $«1111 M'42'W' a ~e!IOft. 11 41111\1 ~ TNllM On"'"' lS. , .... ~· -8 Hottrv CllY fll C..li ~. Altet"Wr t!asl J74," .... aloM NII~ It uM9t end 1111......,,. II 0. DI Tnnt l'ulllk Ill end 1W tlld State. --UV ltitbtlallld 0..-e.o.I DallY "lol, P11bllsMd ~ c.td Otllv Piiot,
11'9 be9ltwll111 fll • cvrve ~ ctn-Altli ~ n, lff.f, tltt!Cllltd bv: ""''" f!llubetll t..ee McGvtr• end ~ t, 1N1 JM.41, M•v ''"•II.. a. IN 1111.-
0,,. Soullltff\I lleYlfle I '"418 OI Omer C. Tutllt 611111 LOUll411 L. Tllflle, A_, C. McGvtre, Alllert C, McOulrt Jr .. --------------------------
119' ... fettl ,._. Selltt1eaalet.., )ll.1A lllllMllf 111111 Wltt l!ld ~ Odolltf --1111 IM to be Ille Hl'SOftS W-
'"' ......... (llfvt .... Mid beilllldtl'Y •• '"" ." """-I llO. ,...., lft .... --illl~ lo ... wtlll111 ln-ltlrOlllll 811 lllltle ti ,,. IP' 4'" to Ille 7111, ..... "" Ill Ofllcltl ._.. 111 lht .,,_,,, 111111 tcll,_'"9td tlltY t x"uloll
True hlflt et htllllllntl -«no-offloa Ill Ille C-IY R~ OI ~ Ille -· ,@ 1r ~ tlnlllM ~'""' tn,'1 '"' •'°"' '-lv1 Ctlllorf!le, Wll.L SELL AT (Of'PICIAL IEALI '~'-.~) s TA"D G ... 'Jl.E .... ~ .)t.lir u ld CllN't lfllf .. Id MllMll'Y ltlroutlll ,UILIC AUCTION TO "IOMEST 110· Josefl E. 01vl1 I oll 111\ JL~ .!"a.l&I A'--r~
i n •Mlt ol •• r ..,, ,_ $fll1'o Dellt. l"OR CAIH (MYfflt et time M wit Noftr'Y 'lll>lic-Callfet'ftlt Bv CLAY It POLLAN
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NOfltl 2'" sr 17'' htt Ml,01 lttl to"" ti-:=• 111 Ille CllY ti la"'9 Ana. T~~~IOll ll•lllNt N'!I. ~ V Accardi119 lo fh• 51on. V ori. 21 ~~
=\:"': :'!..'u.°'r,.:.:r:.,~= :,':::·,::,:-.. 1:• .. c:=: ,.!~~.:9: .... ~,..oeuv = S'\ S.lJ.26-3: To d•velop mmage for Friday, 3-16-27-311
Hortlltrl¥ •~·" fMf • .._ se,ld cvrw Tflltt 111"" ~ altualt41 111 .. ,. -----------IJSJ*'M1 reodwotdscomspond•ng lorunbers 117-61'71 "W.. "'""""' .. -" "ltl" lf'"', flltl!Cl9 ColllltV ......... ~ .,. TM LEGAL Non~ ~,,..--of 7....1· ... h NO!f!ll 17" ... W' Wttl •11 mt ftl 1 E ... IOU2 ""' J ... W•I "7.iJ M! "'"" -'/QX .,.,IOC .,.rt ~ign, ~
"""""' • _,,,_.._ C11tw -elf I.All 1. 111 llDdt "0", et Tract .... •-------------""1 21 1s-n •1-r;0 610!' OCT,.2A "°"""'°' l\hlftt • ,,_,.,. fl 10llM tl'f, hi Ille CllY Ill Coate Maw1 <-ty 411 IAlt "1 t JMY i1 "' '"'· • rtdlal to tllel .... ...,. ltulll ..,__ ..... "' '--... WI Ille flftlet ftOTICI TO ca•DITOlll t · .. . . .. . 2 '~-' l2l•4'1"'' 62 EY~ ""'· 22
tr 16' "" &111 t11e11c1t Wn"ttv 1401.lf ---ty ~-Mid"°"""'· SUflHIOtl 'COVlT °" T"• ~ =-::= ..:.~ _ 3Clblo4ft J3-. 63fl0f'I ~.<: W •IOi'lt said C""9 IM9utll lft •ntle • lelel Nit wtn bl fMdo, 11\!t wtlllOllt STATI °" CAl.ll'OltNIA l'OR t ~ A 3A fil~t 64 8uytftf ~~
ti AG0 1t'W'I flltlQ Nettt1 "•srw· -l"W9ff9lllY·--""""""'· '"ICOUtn'YOPCNtANe& ; ..... see l SGood 6S TAMI WW UUA 1"' It IN •1111111'11 flt a ""'"""' fttlt, 1101HU11ft or -lie. A·--t 6 lr19M.., :16 Ac 66 l• IMITTMM Cltf¥f -..ivt1 $oolllltrlY lla.,I,.. • rtdlUI tWl\brl!ICll, te MY "" """81111nt ..,.... httlo DI VlftGIHIA NAHAS £RB •Ito I c;>;;?, w.y 22 7 h ctllW 37 $tov M Whml ~
of ...... '"'' -w..terll' tlJU2 (l!NI -" ..... ""' MCvrw "' .... ~llOWll .. VIRGINIA"· EU, Of!ct.uee. )!i,fl/JVNl'lJ 8Y<:ilt llOb'tOO' J 681-" >«)l.',t) ...., •-MMI c-llW-""' -· t>...i flf Trvat. 19-Wtt1 •nut, wtltl Ill• NO'Tltl IS HlltllY OIVEN It mt ~· ~2l' -,. 9MM ll9Trll!"'"', MCom• O€C'. 22 fll 16' WA"r _.. NOf1ll G'•' )I",,,,..., fNlll Oc1ettr 1, 1,_ a Ill t1N 110!9 awtf'On et Ille......,. Nfnld ~I 6-,.._ lO~ AOOI 7011..rD!t "t•-.,.
Wtlll *" -.. "" '""' """"'. _..... ........ If •• Ulllllf the ltltl •ff -llevlnt clelms .... ,,.,"" I.~;;.... -.. 11 ICNP •I M\1<'111'\0 11 ~llO .!",~ lftllllllfl9. ,.,_ el MN Oe'llf flf Ttvll ..... Mid~ M~ .-WM le flle "'""' 11.l.loy •)Y<Nt n= ' -
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government report s a i d
Sales career-s in insurance
and real estate, and in
pharmaceutical and other m anufacturing industries
provide many opportunities
for these graduates, it add·
ed.
Business administration
majors also are b e i n g
sought f o r management
trainee programs, business
analysis. production control
and marketing.
"Liberal arts graduates
are being offered jobs in c o m p u t e r programing,
personool a n d merchan-
dJzi.ng. Increased demand is
also reported for liberal arts
• majors t.o plan and staff
public and private programs
dealing with the prob~ms of
1nner cities and depressed
rural areas." the · report
said.
NOT ENCOURAGING
Not as much en•
couragement was o(fered
for majors in anthropology,
art. drama, E n g 11 s h ,
history. language and
phi I osophy, partJcularly
those not willing to relocate
or accept positions outside
their major flelds or study.
The report said Negro col·
lege gr•duate-s wel'e recejv·
Ing more job orren at
hl~her salaries in virtually
all fields Ulan a year ago.
Women graduates are fin·
ding prospect.a especially
bright In mathematics. ac·
count.in(, data processing
and the n.tural 1cien«1, It
added.
LEGAL NOTICE
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DAl~Y Pil~OT.
WANT ADS
HOUSH FOR SALi
General 1000
four Bedrooms
-Elslside
An appeaJing YOUNG ~
in perfecl t.aste. Loeab!d
near St. J0&ehlm'• Church
and patoel\181 acbool. Huie
master bedroorn wtth pri-
vate bath, completely car•
peted home iri ~tra1 gold
color. Modilm kitchen with
dishwasher and dleposal.
Sp1inklers, oversize double
garage an~ enclosed patlo
with bird aviary. IT'S A
BEAtrrY FOR ONLY $28.~
M__11y Y(e ihow yQU.
Evenings Call 6'f3.6116
aXYsAoid
Spaciowl tamJly home
with 4 bedroomi1
including master suite
with siindeck & Bayview
panelled lnterl.or
private enclosed patio
close to community beech
158,640 • Excellent terma
Call:
John Abell
iohn macnab
WILL TRADE ••.
for small.er Westclilf • Bay.
crest home. Delightful 2·
story home In Dover Sbores
With a View from every rm.
4 BR's, huge living rm It
huge tnaster bdrma. Formal
entry court with fount$,
terrace w/balistrade & gaz·
ebo. Perfect for outdoor en·
tertalning &: fam IMng ....
.. .................. $9',500
Call for 1ppt.
642°8235
$114 A Month P1y1 Ali
You will cry U you miss this
buy!!! Estate like sweeping
IBWTl.!I lead to the custom
quality beauty of this charm-
ing California Rancho. Hard·
wood Floors, 3 bedrooms,
Fireplare. 2 Batm. Shingle
R o o 1: Assume excelfent
41h% loan. FUl1 Pr t'c e
~2'2,900.
~
COSTA MESA omCE
2629 Harbol' Blvd.
• 545-9491 Open till 9 PM
4 Bedrooms +
This clean It sharp quality
built. large family dream
home Is loaded with featur-
es, 4 large bedroom• 2 nice
baths, Soh wall to wall ~
peting & drapea, plus •
spt1rkling blue heated " GJ.
tered pool.
$32,200
2113 E. 17th St. &lM494
Eve. 646-6752
OWNER
Very an.Xious lo sell lovely 2
BR l bnth home. Adult oo-
cupied. laJ'ge living room +
pnlio, s<orage fol' boat &
trailrr. Owner bought an·
other home. Low down only
SJ7.500.
Rltr. 615-3928 Eves. 642-018.'i
Office Open Sat/Sunday
*LACHENMYER
Larg!!r 2 BR home, fireplace,
open beamed celllngs, dou-
ble car fU'l&e. R~ lot. Close
to markl!la .\ transpartation.
$11,750
Wella:McC1rdle ltltrs.
1810 Newport Blvd., C.M.
MS-7'129 Eves. ~
S20,SOO 3 IDRM.
M apt! flcent fl l'C!Plaoe tn ltMI~
lous llvtng room. Private ae-
duded yard. The patio la
hunt • with n1ptoM, out-
side bf1ck 1h't'Plll~ l BBQ.
~10·1720
TARBtU.
~lterrene1n VIiii
LIDO ISLI
l.A>vely molfem 2 BR. auard-
dl by fatdent A ttont wall.I
reduced to S.fT .soo.
O.Lancy RMI lstate
2t21 I. CMlt tt.y,CdM
61J.3770 '
LOOllE!
ALL In MISA VERDI
~Ill ~vrl, Pool •••• $46.m
2 SI,)'. 4 BR 3 ba .... $41.d
3 BR tmm11cul&t1t •••• SlC,!JM
Bil 5 BR. .... ~ $'1.0lkl
Meta Vmk R.ttlt.y 54&890
...
Chnerat , .. ----------Secluded MCI.._
$55,000
s.a sq. rt. o1 ~ cot-.
try living. Thia mammoth ' bedroom. IPllt level m&Jtto
lion bu S% t.tha and a W
X 45' n.unpua room OYUo
1ooklnr lc:r'8 of open ~
•· You'Ve aot lo -"'II to believe It.
2G13 WfBl'CL1FF DRIVE
646-ml Opell Eva
Utter L.uxury
Enormoua 4 BR home n a.,..
C"n!St (not leasehold) wHb
every deluxe feature? r.
mal dinllll room. hQp ~
Ing room, game room, -'Wtlfto
dertUl patio with custom ~
man pool. Wool <*"Pftins.
exqu.lsl te draperiee, • lf J'OCI
demand the best, uk to ,..
this! PRICED TO SD.L.
Ruth Pardoll, Rellter
1605 Westdlff Dr. ~
Lusk-llt 5 IR
W/View Eastbluft, S Batlult
large family rm, neer .:bDal
I: shopping area. Best ...
cat:IOJI $47,500.
Oiarlotta Long
-~
Cole.we••, llllk• & C.. nee I . C.-""""" ............. c .. .....
IU t~I OR .. ....
Quality, Convenience
& Comfort
This home offers all thftle ti
the discriminating buyer. S
Bedroom, 2 baths, witll
quarry Ule entry and 1\110ll
carpets thruout. The friee
is right • $34,950. Seeln& 11
bclil'Ving. Call ~3255.
JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
400 E. 17th St.. Co.ta Mela
646-32$
1st Time Off erecl
lmmecul1tt Dup~~ nr.
everythfn" -ta,500
LIDO SANDS
3 Bdrms, 2 Baths
$23,500
George WilliamlOtl, R.ltr.
673-43.50 OPEN EVES.
3 HO&SES
Eastaide CM. One 2 BR t
bath + two l BR 1 bath
each. Priced to seU tut at
$29,900 tumiabed. Good rent.
al ars • nevet any v.can-
cies. Call for appointment"
to show.
Rltr. 646-3928 Eve. 1146-2290
Office Open Sat/Sunday
*LAC HEN MYER
LIBRARY FOR DAD?
~Jax in your own U1IY &o
tnry with firepl•~ .. wd
bar. 1'lere Bn! 4 bedroom•
upstairs. 2~ Baths. Formal
dining; large fam1ly J1)0QI
wtth fireplace, for the ldda.
Al90 3 ear prage f« Did.
Delta Real Estate 646-HlC
Pool -$21,950
Neat 3 BR, 2 be.th home II
excellent condition. AJtct
owner will lease with •
tion -very reaaDa&ble '
<Fumi.ture ava.llable).
College RNlty 546-5111
1500 Adams at Harbor
<.Near Cinema.-Theatre)
DAVIDSON Realty
POOL
Newty listed 3 BR + latn + din nn, 1" be, hmlwd
flrll, be6ut111.11Jy landec.
Rltr. Z750 Harbor 58, CM
$46-5460 Evea. ~
FOR
Newport Beach
Income Prope!'ty
SEE
Newport Beach RHJty
f..14-32nd St. 615-HG
OPF.N EVENINGS
FHA-YA IUYERS
Eaa\slde 3 B.R. tr.piaoa.
HI.STY on thaone.
$20,tSO
,.,,... R..tty Ce.
18th " <>ranie eo.1m
,OUll llDROOM
OWNER'S A" • + 9 dt'luire r e n t I I ante..
Never a ncancy. OUt cl
town OWMl' mutt all.
WALLY McCOY REAL'IT
MU4f7 anytime M5-M1J
FOR S.le. 1'&1ftlrooll .,._
• l~ ecr w/vttw, I rns nndt hill+ 5nn guest«',_..., A~do A fruit trttL I.ti
pool, petto. '54.000. ....
OK. Ph: m : 721-GU w
21S:~
•
I :J OAJL V PILOT
HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSI$ POI SA11
~~~~~~~~~ ~~
HOUSESFORSALE RINTAlS llNTALS
Huntl"lfon S.ach 1400 H... Unfu"""*' ~ furnlshelll
-
1000 Cotta Meu 1100 Cerena •1 Mar 1250
---· -Cotta Meu alOO c.te Miu 4100 Ceeta Miu BY OWNER
General General 1000
Retirement Cott•• llt•rded bgardnJ . 5100 Rentals Wented 5990
WATERFRONT LOTS
New W1terfro1t Section Just Opened
(Fee simple land) Waterfront l<>U, lncludin.f'
boat slips, from
$33,181
HuntlftC)toft Harbour Sales Corp.
CALL DICK FABIAN -147-2SJ1
F..iiJtlide Z BR. • On la~e C'ell une boMe mallon av.c
Jt.2 JoL. Room tor anolher Mwi chambre1 a coucber
unit. -New carpets and PoW' IOl'l\meU palalble. You
drapes -Bt>~t buy in town will alro have the tarly
at n&.950 • J99.52 month m. American .ttyJe.-kJtcb It tam
ctudn taxtt and inlurance. room. $34,500.
546-2313 ~Laney Real Eltat.
OPE~ EV~. 613-l'nO
THE ~EAL
ESTATERE_;
BY OWNER
Vlctorl1 Meu Hornet
Priced tor QQlck Sa.le 1rvlne
Terrace, 2 BR, den ~ean
vl~w $,\l,900, Be:tt buy Har-
bor area. Write Box 4062
Irvine. CalU 92664 We will malt }'Ju lot maps Valley Road at VK:tona
& financing lnlormation. New concept planning Camro Hlghlandl, apaclous 4
4 plu. au par~lled ram
1 . flee bll·lni., Crplc.
rpta Uv rm It halJ,
147-872:1
Fountain V•llty 1410 ---ASSUME 5"~ VA loin for
U,000. j br. 2 ba, formal
dlninc Illar fam r m •
Eatina area m kttch. tile en·
try, cpta, drps. pa110, focd
yd with oboat or t'&mper aide
yards. ean 96'l-9/G9
BEAUTfF'l.IL JI~ 3 BR, 2
BA, fulb' .. crpld. bit-Ins.
covered patio. 5\ rnA
loan; S2UOO By owner.
531~ l---~~Ji:;ii:;l .. l;:;;;;:;~;;:;i:;Cl;:;i; Dishwuhers ov1.ms & ranges, br, 2 ba. On canyon, $36.500. I• tireptace11. 'draperies. car-Owner 673-4423
petini. fencing, lodscp'g, Lido Isle 1351 Tustin
auto g&Nlr operators It 1640
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor
Costa Mesa Board of Realtors
totoled $16,300,000 for the firit
months of 1968. list your prop·
erty with a Realtor today.
Have you ~n waiting for an
Immaculate 4 bedroom home
with a panoram)c vlPw of
the city lights and Balbo8
Bay? WeU, be!'e'a a specious
one waiting for you. Just
list~ for $1 I .500.
Another View
Home
i114 Vista Dtl Oro
Newport Bee.ch
BLUFFS "E"
Beautilul location·good View.
many custom extras. f'rom Must seU. st.o.000 home In
$23,950 low dn pymnl OPEN estate sale. 3 BR Ir den.
DA IL Y. Eves. 642·5100, Make oUer. 219 Via Orvieto.
~9536 548-0787
~~~~~~~~-0 WN ER: 236 Tulane, $24.500 725 y1a Udo Nora. Furn.
3 xtra lrg br, 2 bath, top House. Call 713: 934-0920
cond. MS-2198 aft 12 713: 271>-4547
1110 Huntington Beech 1400
~-----~--
Meu Verde
BY OWNER: Evmthing's GOTTA LOTTA KIDS?
done, J big bdrrru., 'l ha, wal WE GO'ITA LOTTA HOUSE:
ram rm, split frpls, nu cpls. 4 lkdrooms down with huge
cov patio, 24'lf-IO', C\1l:<1e-aac Rumpus Room upstaln .
1 blk Elem & Jun Hs. ~ay Brick fireplace. modem
assuml' 51/• loan • $26,950 kit h d:ra
f. 711 ,68 ... , Ai.36 It· c en, carpets, pes, ov-
srm • • ~ a el'81zed fenced Y&J'<I. FHA
noon. or VA Tenns.
1200
You"ll Rav•
When you see this recently
decorat~ beech Duplex. :1 7682 EDINGER
BR home wi.th 2 B<lrm Gar-842-4455 OPD-1 EVES.
age Apt. Pn ced $34,950. COMPLETE PAO<AGE
Or Thi1
IDEAL f'dR RETIRED
or small ramUy, 2 BR It: den,
75xl05 ' l ot, Exe
ne~, $26,000;-
544-3426 -'Will lWE
5 BR., lg. llv. rm., frpl., cpta.1---------drps, bltna, $225 Mo. lease.
546-9671 549-3257 eve.
Latuna leech 1705 $00. MO + ~t. 2 BR ADULTS ONLY house, car port, near 1Choolt 1 11-w/VIEw "shopping. 64&-2634 July ··Aug. • Sept.
of the Footh.IUs. 2 ba, Mete Verde 3110
lge lndscpd yard, bl. 10 ---------FURNISHED APT.
ldloola. $32,500 ·low On.
494-8833
LOS PADRES
REALTY
895 GleMeyre Street
Laguna Beach -
<next to Tlr-Toc market)
A WEE SMALL COTTAGE
It reminds one of aomet.hing
you would find in Mertha'a
Vineyard on the Cape. F ew
bl from beach, cozy 2 BR,
outstanding value o n I y
$19,950. M i a s I o n Rily,
4-94--0'ln
OCEAN VIEW 3 BR 2 Ba.
fpl. Decks. patio. Reduced
to $31,800. Owner 494-5678
BEAUTirlJL, apadous Meta
Verde pool home. 3 BR. lam
rm. blt-lrw, crpts, drpi.,
Tahitian landscaping around
P<>QI, fish pond, waterfall,
din. rm, out.side bar. $260
mo. Lease. ~ owner.
2 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS
W1terfront/Loc
BOAT SLIPS
Channel Reef
2525 Ocean 11vd., CdM
673-1711
BEAUT ~ 3 br, den. dn rm. 1 Bdrm, near pier $15 util
nu opt1. S22S lse. Avail free. avil from 5n to
1 6/15
6/15. 549-2688 only. 82fN184
2 NEW 2 BR Wll. hsea. Drps. 1-B-R-.-oe-w-, -for_m_a_t-ur_e_a_d-ul-t.
S140·mo, pr. 719 Knox Pl. Nr ocean, bay I: ahp'f . $135.
642-3837 eves alter 6: 30 OR 3-7506
Newport Beach __ 3_200_ _C_or_on_•_cle_l_Ma_r __
4
_
250
_
Exclusive
Townhouses
3 BDRM. 2 ba, 2 blocks to
ocean. Avail June 1. $166
leue 64&-2531 ·
HAllOI
81EENS
BAafELOR • mm.JM.
'""" $100
lftcl. l&dL
1·263BD1W.
nnt.N. 6 U.Nl'lJRN.
Heated Poola, Oilld Cara
Otatn. MJ. eo Sbopptna -
No pet.a llllowed
2109 Petenuo W&,J. at Bar-
bot • Adame, Calta " ... 545.-o310
-----~
SILVER
GATE
Apwtli.Nllts
Deluxe a.chalor Apt
Liv nn. br, kltch 6 ba.
1 & 2 ldrm Apt1
3 BR Aptt
with 3 balha.
Near achool1, freeways
Walking dl1t~ to OCC
9tl El Camino
Apt. # 1 Coate Mes•
Adults Only
Discriminative Tenanta
for Preetlp Addrea
MARTINl9UE
GARDEN APTS.
Parltll.ke IUJTOUJldlnp
FURNISHED BAOIELORS
UNFURN 1 BR • 2 BR • 3 BR
2 batba a\tailable ·
CUpeta, drapes, ~e
11th & Santa Ana, C.M.
64M233 646-5M7
DllmlE .1.2 yr. leur.. S Br.
" deft or 4 Br. unlw'1lt.tied borne. a>M. • .UDO. .
BAL. ISL. • .BEACON
8 A Y. , .E.ASI'BLUft'.
673.-1801 « m-4619
PhD, wile It ctrt 9 IHk 3 BR
~. yrty rental N.B.
BLlboa Itta, tum or u.nlurn.
by June 1. Refeteocff,
646-4220 aft 3: 30
Rooms for lent 5995
PLEASANT Oiristian oome.
Rooma for SR. citizens.
Kitch priv, ck>R to shp'g
cntr, iarage. PH: 54-82:?9
$12.50 UP wk W/lcilchen
$22.50 up Studio Apia. 2384\t
Newport Blvd. CM 548-9755
LARGE P leasant room, pvt
bath. and entr. Garaie.
54W790
LARGE Plea&allt in private
home. Working men only.
6*-7504
GEN'11...EMAN, room" priv.
ba th, garage. Unlvenity
Parle. 833-1306 ~1
NEW S12.75 up. w.w carpet
Klt. a•all. Se m i. pr i v •
6t6-8JS9. 135 Albert Pl CM
Mite. Rental• 5999
2 Garages for rent, com-
mercial llf>e or storage.
642-8944 or 545-3165 25'4
Newport Blvd., C.M.
__, 2 Car GARAGE
$25 month. Westside. CM
Perron Realty 642-lm
REAL ESTATE
Gene rel
Income Property 6000
And what a home! Room for
a pool tn the rear and a
fllntastic view ot Balboa and
Catallna Island in the front
from the living room, din-
il\ll room and garden dedc.
Add to Ibis 4 bedrooms and
I huge rumpus room and
wh11t else couJd you want.
$49,!'50.
Privacy, carpetJ, drapes,
bit-ins. View be.loony -addl-
tional patio, separate mut-
er Bdrm suite with private
dressing rm le bath. Rumpus
rm, all larie 8d.rma & cl~
els. Priced below market
$42,500.
Oceanfront Beauty with 3
BR, Ir maids quarters in
upper Unit. Z 8drms low·
t r ................ S85.500
-I BR, 2% BA. 2 story. Beach
North Develop, Elec. Bit-
Ins, Island stove It bar.
Panelled lam rm... w/frplc,
Ii• rm w/(rplc. Crpt.~. drps,
covered patio, block wl\11·
fenced yard, 2 car 11ar. Ce-
ment driveway. F o rm e r
model home • lst owner.
Well cared for • 21., yr& old.
5 min. to beach. R«luced
lo S35.~. Call owner 847·
6640 eves & wknds.
Lagun1 Niguel 17~7 Congenial Neighbors
Fireplace-Cpta/Drps .. all
kitchen hit/Ins. Community
Pool • Yard Maintenance.
BACH Apt. Blk ocean/ba,y. =~ISlCZTT=:l-1-1-1-1..Z:~I:
NO DOWN VAii
Small down FHA TRIPLEX· a bedrooms 8.ch unit , In-
come $2'75.00 month-C9.ll be
incrcaaed. Ex~lent rental
BJ-ea • ONLY S29,ri00.
:'.!esPRINa .... ~
1801 Wettclilf Drtve
EASTSIDE
$23,511
3 BR 2 beth home with ex.
tra large ~te fa.m11y
room, gl8ming hardwood
floors. clean .\ apar!tllng.
Submlt your terms. Call to
see.
Newp0rt
It
Victoria
646-1111
(Cell
Anytime)
H1rbor View Hills
Corona del Mar
Lusk • built bomn located
In the Southland'• moat d•
alrable It fucinattrw area.
School• It Cilllt. Irvine
Campus just m om • n t 1
away. SensiblY priced trom
S34.900 b $48.900
LUSK HOMES
Directions: MacArthur Blvd.
from Pacific Coast Hwy. or
Newport Fwy. Tum on San
Jonquln Hills Rd.. then
CoUow slgm to model VM.
$171/MO. PAYS All
Buyer can UIUl'lle tht.
5"% % FllA loe.n. Nee.t 3 BR
Mesa Del Mar home. Cloee
lo great lhoppina UM le
both Catholic It Protestant
achools. Only $24,95o. JOitla.. COATS ~ wAti.AcE
REALTORS
546-4141-
(0pen Evenlngt)
$350 Down
Beys your (~ a home!
You'd better ~ th1J 3 bed·
room. 2 bath dlanner with
hardwood Ooon and b I g
yard for the chlldrton and
pell to enjoy. $132 per month
lndudes prind ple, intensl,
taxet1 and ln5Utance.
2013 \VE5TCLIJ'F DRIVE
~ 77ll Open Evu.
Tri-level In
twwport Hei«)hts
There la tte.1 charm In the
blp bearMd etilinCI and
nbed b e a r t b ftrfoplace.
Thr'ff bedroom and df'ft on a
tri-leve plan. Luxury ex-
tru must be aem lo a~
predate. $3'7,500,
Coleswortlty & Co.
642-7771
190( Harl>or Blvd • C.M.
~Eva.
Nk-t 3 bedi'OOm • NEW'POftT
HEIGHTS!! A.une low S"
but, with 10~ slr*'n or maur
now tell VA ttr nlAI I See
tills OM, ~ ltl IOftit.
SlUXUXI
..... 7171 • 546-2313
OPEN EVES..
THE ~J I..!\!..
f-: .. "."' .J\Tf-~T-': ·
'·
Ph. 644-1133 Burr White, Realtor PACIF'IC ISLAND
VILLAGE
W/w cpts, 1 adult, no pets. 2 BR w/cerport $95
$83 yrly. 673-7629 Disposal, water ptid. 646-7171 • 546-2313
-'TIRED Of
Dll.AlfD PRIClll
Then call It llff thls large 4
BR home + famlty room
Ir a !ormal separate dlning
room, all electric built • in
kitchen, muter IUlte with
own bath, South Sea Island
yard with custom heated
pool -Idea.I for laughing le
splashing. Owner must seU
now -only $34,250. --I ' \I I • \\ 111 I I ~I \II\ \II\\
•1 • \I I' I I•
1093 Baker, C.M.
Real Estate Sales People.
WHY NOT GET ON THE
BAND WAGON?
Over 25 Years in
Orange County
• Full page advertisin&
• Inter office teletype
• Tra1n1nr program
• Insurance
• Many other benefits
CaU 646-4494 • l'OI' Interview
TRANSFERRED to Samoa
3 BR 2 ba, patio, elec kitch
dWtwu~. drapes, w I w
cpts beautifuUy land11C1ped,
fnr.lt trees. S24.95g, 540-2783
Costa Meta 1100
3 Bdnns 3 bntiu Ot>luxe On
quiet cul~e-sac sll't'f'l anJ
M.esa Verde Golf Course.
Pool and waterfaJls. Partly
tumlshed. S55.500. Goo d
terms.
ilania &rally
642-tMI
53' "A> -OWNER ready to mo""'· 3 SR 2 baths. f1mlly
~m A all built-Ina. 2
ma~ive fireplaces. Sllbmlt
on down peyment • existing
loen S1'18/mo Including IAX-
es. CALL MR. BLACK :')10..
ll51 lopen eve1.) Heritage
Re al Fatale
ONLY $21,850. Fantutlc 3
BR home on <fUlet cul-de-sac
atreeot, nlcf'ly carpeted ,
fl"fSbly painted, be.ulllul
cuatom bullt·ln It I t c b t n ,
lovely covf'f'td patlo A: pric.
ed to ~II lmme<liately.
CALL ~llst lopen eves)
Heritage Rral Esl1te
5 °/o Interest
114.lnl ioiM, SUS mo.
4 BR plus~ pat.lo,
l ~ N, pr pl111 c:arpon
h>,lXI
2901 Newport Blvd.
Newport 'Beach
lformc.rly Art Kistler Office)
675-4630
'!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!91
NEWPORT BEACH
OCEANFRONT cottage, an PAINT & SAVE
adorable vacation b o m e Hardwood flOOt's shows qual-
with only 100 ft ol Sandy lty In thilt 3 BR home. F::<·
Beach between you It the cellent area neer Douglu
ocean. Completely furnish· & College. large CORNER
ed. newer It in perfect con-
diu. S56 000 E U t lot suitable for boat alorege. on. . . xce en Doubl ...... Pl financing. Phone R l 1 r . e SJ~ gara~. ent;y
Owner Kl 3-8736 of Pftlms & 1hrubs. Good
SPANISH DUPLEX "-1~T~~ ~~~s.
2 years old • near Ocean 847~
4 It 3 bedrooms, 2 ba eadl,
patio, sundt'Ck. Shown by
appointment only. $.Sl,!rJO
R C. GREER, Realty
3416 Vil\ Udo 673-9300
BA YCREST BY OWNER
5 Large B<lrms. 3.250 sq. tt.
Ivan Wells built. Fee land.
2100 Wlndwa.rd l.ane
LUXURY Condom -Blulfs 4
br, 3 ba, below mrkt val at
S.16,5()0. Owner Lransl. Call
Ownrr tVts aft 5. 644-0009
Newport Hgh. 1210
AVAIL lmmrd. Cliff A11ven 3
Br, 2 ba + 2 Br Ocnn Vu
Inc Apt S49.r-.oo. S48-7249
leek ley 1240
2 Br, 2 ba condominium.
Owner. $25,T;J(). ~91>-2017
C1pi1tr1no Beech 1725
BY OWNER. Executive type
2 BR home in <.'ountry-llke
neighborhood. Large livln~
room wiLh indoor-outdoor
sll.lled in porch ad.Joining.
Built-in electric kltmen, us-
~ brick comer fireplace.
Professionally landscaped
yard, fenced in beck. Near
beach. 642-7907 or 642-t178
eves,
2 bdrms, 2 baths ••. $200/Mo. B lboa 4300 3 bdrms. 2~ baths .. $250/Mo.1_• ________ _
BAY I BEACH Cl..EAN Bachelor Apta.
Realty, Inc. All util incl $75 up
2025 W. Balboa Blvd. 315 E. Balboa Blvd.
673-3663 Ens: 548-6966 BALBOA 673-9945
3 bedroom-2 story
Newport shores on 62nd St. Huntington leech 4400
"' blk to pool, tennis, etc. ;NE; -.-i::-uxuruous •
Owner 642-2835 RESORT IJVING
WESTCUIT -Dover Shorts 4 NATIVE GARDENS
3 br, den, fam nn, $.125 6 PObt.s.s.AUNAS-JACUZZl
~n wke.nds l<X1S Marian HUNTINGTON
Newport Hefghtt 3218 GARDENS Condominium 1950
---------5 ROOM hse, new wall to TENNIS-ENTERTAINMENT
ADULT Sect., l·BR.. w/w wan cpta, adults $140 rno. BOLSA.CHICA & HEIL
carp .. w •sh r r Id r Yer ~7058 ADULTS 147-1414
reftig, 962-1672 After S
weekdays, anytime wkenda. Corona del Mar 3250 FREE UTILITIES-
Hunt. Bch. ----12 BR, weekly rate1. Pool.
Brend New 3 BR. 3 IA Adalta only. Quiet Ir beaut:l-
Rt1ftor 673-2020 Cul. 17676 Cameron 847-Z125
ADULTS ONLY
Mann~r Mra. Caraon
20122 Santa An• Ave.
Nr. Orange Co. Airport
54U260
DELUXE 2 BR-2 ba, atu<!to
Apt. aurroundlng a lo•cly
pool, Adults only -quiet. 14S
£. 11th St., CM Ph: noes.
54&-2841
St.~
My parents never fought 2 Bedroom. carpeb., drapes.
me the foctt of life. Why, •e dtlld OK. Pool. 64l-73U
~A: ~In BLUTP' HOME ~ LEASE
&0-9730 Evn: 548-6'238 Suprt1or Uppu Bey one ot a 1
IY OWNER--kind Vlewt Ne. bolM, 3 Bt-droom, 2~~ Balh, Quallb'
3 Ddnn, l" f>etN, bit.In., carpets le drapes. Relldy tor
frplc. hrdwd Ora. N.,. ur-d I 1 c r Im I n ate COUPie•
petJ:nr, ~a\1\. Ind~. Dbl 6"--
when f was thirty Y9Qrt old fl65 Ceyon OT. 0.ta Mesa Ir="'.~~---.:...·•;.. they W9t9 •till -out evtrv· 2 BR. VttY nice. Carpe~. I 0 ML Y S IJhfng. · drapea. bullt·fnl. la r 1 •
: I I I I r !tl=i!~51 ::no::~~=~-
~f'd . ..,...,,. I.Arte .,..t.G~E---l_BR __ F'am1lY ____ m
JVd. Cull to loan 122.900. B~ Cpt. ch,,. Fenced "";,IA
J.4l.3ST5 or llOlhlna ON G.l.'1 129.000
2 ln'D. Pool.a, HalectHI 3 or l'l>PI'•~· C1-. n I ...
BR It convt1rt. dfn; bllht, BaumAn. NA 2--3115 Pomona
new e&J?: Owner. S4&-85cn White e\esllllantaf otme a DIM •
-• ·-2 cbklm OK. nu mo. ~~m.~~mr r r t r r I' r I 2BRA~='~·~·
• rof:W:l1 l£TTtU I I I I I I I I 1. . .)_• No~·::~=
•• • " la YOW' Ad In oar d~f ·----......--SCIAM·l.E1S ANSWRS IN CLASSIFIC,A noN 9900 :'~ = tooldrll tor
Near 1ehool
2194 Placentia Apt. D
tBetwn Victoria & Wilson)
537-0380 * TOWNHOUSE *
2 BR, l 'i) beths. ~tio, cpts,
drps, stove~ulla. nJO mo.
134 E. Melody Lane
64.2-6872 .. 548-1761
Newport leach 5200
JUST Completed 2 BR. 2 ba
THE ~J EAL
ESTATER.S
OIL TYCOON!
Lovely home 2 block.I to
beach with quietly produc-
in.i oil weU income SlSO/mo.
net. Only $39,500 F /P. In-
vestigate!
Pacific Sb<na Realty
842-2581 Ewa. ~ sln~le-sty. Ftpl, lux cpts. ~~~~~~~~~ drpti, patios, NOUnd deadened "'!
cement walla betwn units.
Chandeliers In din nn le
master BA. acroas from
Coco's &-WestcUff P laza.
1665 Irvine $200. m o •
642-0239
OCEANFRONT 2 Br lower
dphc 2 child OK June 15.
5009"' Sea.shore. 213: 248-1921
15 units, 2 BR, hardwood.
floors, garages, laundry,
Sl.435 mo. income. 548-3841
574 Hamilton, Costa Mesa.
CORONA OE'L MAR. triplex.
2 Blka. from beach. Askin&
$58,500. Low down. Broker
64&-2537
Busln"' Rent•I 6060
E. 17lh St .. Costa Mesa 3200
Sq. ft. bldgs. & 1~ acre of
land for lease. $600 Per Mo.
fu>nlonomics 546-5040
SMALL -Buslne~s building,
o!Cice apace, storage, large
security yard. S95. mo. For
appt to see call 64&-4913 aft
3 PM
6070
LAGUNA BEACH
Desk spaces av1ilable In
newest oWce building at
r-prime location In downtown ___ n_t_a_A_n_• ____ 56_20_ Laf\Ula Beach. Air condf.
2 BR, 1% B.A apt. Dshwahr. t!oned, carpeted, beautif111
garb dllp, blt·lna, crp11, paneled partltioolng. T w o
drps. Pool. tennis. Adults entrances; rear lee.di to
only. $140. ~~ Municipal parkins Iota. $S0
per month tor space. Add
Laguna leach 5705 SS tor deslc and cha1n. Add ~;::;...._.,..,_~~-~~ ~o t~ buainea boun ..,.
2 BEDROOM, large deck.
view. Walk to beach. Newty
carpeted l draped. S135 m o.
First 6 IMt monlha on
IUM. 494-~
swertns eenice. AD uWltln
paid exceJ>t telephone.
DArLY PILOT
222 FORESr A VENUE
LACUNA BEAQI
494-MG
hnt1'9 Wlftted 5'90 -1-7-41-Waatc.ll..,..ff-~D-r.-•
TWO y 0 u n 1 re.aponsible Prime loc for Olir'p ~.
women who hue Uved and 3000 aq tt. Wal/pan'I, •
worked In the Laguna Ofc1, o,>ts, Dl"ptl, air-Corid.
Beach atta for «>me time Gmd nr. re.nt redu~. AL.
1tt wllllnat to pa,y up to S\80 SO: Lwtury Suite 700 aq tt.
per monlb for lhe right Co.op Bien. Owntt 548-«ill
apartment In L.aaun•. Coro-Modtm O(f~e eo.
n del Mar er Newpo11 aru , &nk bulldlJ1lt, 230 E. 17tb
prefenbly ftllf b I a cb. St., Coat.a Mea. 60-1415 omn nlce.17 tum.ltbed. , bedroom Chrlillng. Would be 8FnCE • 500 aq ft. JtOUnd
J)f'nllaMnt but ddlnltely do nr. 1138 Anabetm S.t. CM. not want lo btt l)ound by _.Sl.5 ________ ,
teue. Want In move In early lndvstrt1I bntal 6090
Jane or lat• Ma.y and would -·----..;.;._..;;.;:.;..;;.1
Uk• IU'l11P dbpoea1 and lnd\t.tt. st.ace T41S w. \Ttll
other modrm convedaicn O>lta M~ JIOO aq ft
lt llOllffb&t. ...._ alter 5 ~ tml .,._.*2 ..
p..m. · I FOR t.r.w. zsoo-..,.T tift,.
FAMTI..Y Of 4, ffiah achl <"t'l!te till up. 8c a IQ•ft, 1340
principal. w\11 pa,y to sz:is yr I t.oran Avt .. ~
1-ar CIP1 3 Br bat. QUI HS -Dally tallOl W1tnt Miii
atN. Stl-Sm AJ"-" a Go-Got
' _________ ...,,.........,. __ ... .. ··---.... -·--.
RIAL IS" ........
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D) llo 40 ......... ,
111\t.&J
A....-
Fallw ,,
Modems b
.cl CID 3~
3100 aq.ft
bWJt-ID dll
ft. nil bt
fu1 lll!ttilw m. ~
'J'rocdlle t
all wMier
Approx '4
tind citNa
and 1 llCI'
tJ'ee9 and
which WOii
beautitul I
ed at $5(
tcnnL f
pJeue Cl
with.:
Eckhoff
1118 W.
Ora
541-mt, Et
40 'AC. $34!
1% perm
BRF.CKNC
Mount. I
2 BR hse
vlew,wtr
BRECK NC
R. I . W•
HAVE •
MILLIC
or more
Acreage,
Unlts. As
Richard!
IUSINE!
FINA'-
Bue. 0,.
AFFIUAT
N'
EXTR
Would ~
month he
time? No
Ing. Prov
nea avai
ble party
route of 1
age sJtam
t1U ston
llt.lmpi I
o!Mr pre
try. Salei
billions )
greater .
HAVE C.
INVEST
make deo
ed call 6'
appolntm
exception
PROVEN,
method
permanet
<E.G. E
control) ·
to publi
U110Clate·
Moderate
qulrrd. J
appl 714:
PARTNEF
in•eatme:
to open I
grocery.
In a new
IJOOd OP'
right pe
Broadwa:
Phone n
BAR-8-4
Working
<'Ofl'/P9d
Sola.ry -I
dep. 646-
LVN Dest
nursing t
flee I Co
&J"M. P1
AUTOMA:
Make Uv
day, ama
Money t
.PRJ1
Jack Sb
1323 NOi
543-
S!ltl«illt~
tacular C
for sm
mo. Inch
:yrs. 104
r-etur'Md
Jr· '91-1:
Money\
$25,000b
10 wttta
on~ colJatera
ANNOU
~., ........
J"OUND:
femalt <
mot. ~
P*"'tii
• ldaltll
J'OUNt): ...... .... ..
lartt. a. . "'·,.. ...
bob ta(
llWrJ4
G~
dot \'id
Q)bep
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I Br.
.lhtd
), .
CON
JIT.
SBR
N.B. rum.
nee ...
l995
ome.
zen.1.
1hp'g
229
len
384~
9755
• pvt
rage.
ivate
only.
prlv.
~ty
l
Br\)et
riv,
D{
5999
com-
nge.
2544
CM z.1m
6000
11
'LEX-
~ ln-
an be
rental
'2313
I
"" kl to
'.'Oduc-
Mmo.
?. In-
6050
•N
lS' on
ry n~
alont
!t bar-
ay 10,
iOO N.
6060 -... 3200
ere or
~r Mo. -illdlng,
large
o. For
913 alt
-20'x
ROOF,
rear.
XI .
17x40
4&'654
studio
$13.5. u.
~
cont'r.
6070
:H
lle In
111( •t
mtow11
concSi-iautUul
Two
ldl to
it.. S50
!. Add
-s. Add
in ar.-
Jtilitift ..
ruE
ii
Dr. Of"• 'I, Pvt
r-tond.
!d. Al,
hq ft.
W8-95l8
:e Co.
:. l7tb
1-1415
(l'OUnd
t. CK.
11th :in ....
ft~ ·n. 1340
RIAL ISTATI. .......
~ ................... '°" ttl 10$50Mol ....... ~
D> to 400 Sq, ft.: priv.
.................. Belcla ... .,... .... ...... ..
Falbrook A.. ,,.,..,,
M~ S bdrm bome tltu:lt-
ed OD 3i,t acr9 in Bonlllll.
llOD 11tft a11tDm ba.Dt wlth
built-Ill d.llbwuber and Oii·
a. ftla llomt bu a beauU.
Nl Mtdns with a pc:iorama
.. of .the eitfn att&.
Tnd>le fr'M landlceplr\I,
all wider IPrinJcler ay!ltMI,
Approx " ac d. dedllUOUI
ud dtrul tre8. ~ ac. lake.
and 1 acre al studded oak
~ and a picnk: aree
..Uch would make anothtt
beaullM building site. Pl'le>
ed at $50,000 with I o o d
terma. For further inIO
pl-.e call Walla Frick
with:
Eckhoff & Aeloc. Inc.
11U W. O.pman Ave.
~.Calif.
5(1.3621, Ev~ftnds 538-5741
40 AC. $345 per ac. 10% dn
1% per mo.
BRECK NOT?'RLTY ~
Mount. & r>e.ert 6210
2 BR hse & 2ti ac. Good
view, wtr 6 tlec.
BRECK NOTT RLTY ~
R. I. W•ntM 6240
HAVE CLIENT wrm
MILLION OOLURS
or more to tn\l'e!t. WANT
Acttege, or large Income
Units. Ask for l\t/Purcell
Rlchudaon/Purcell; Rlty
675-4031
BUSINESS and
FINANCIAL
Bus. Opportunities 6300
AFnLIATE
NEED AN
EXTRA INCOME?
Would $500 Or more per
month help by working part
time? No lellin( ·no BOl!clt-
lng. Proven successful busi-
ness available for responsi-
b1e party to own Ir lerVice
route of United States Poet-
age stamp maeblnes In re-
tail stores. Mot'e po11t1gc
stampe ms IOld than e.ny
other product in the coun-
try. Sales are In the upper
bU Uons yearly. Profits are
greater than ever. MUST
HA VE CASH CAPITM. TO
INV~ end be able to
make dedaions. If interett-
ed call 6'Z,(Q) for pc?rlOnal
appointment to df.scu'u this
exoeptianal opportunity.
PROVEN, SUre, m o d e r n
method al h-a chin r
permanent habit control.
(E.G. Eatln& JDr weight
control) with new bv coet
lo public. Now eeeking
imoclate offices In So. 0.C.
Moderate Investment re-
quired. Phone for Inquiry
~l 714: 774-n50
PAR™ER wanted -1mall
innstment. Lady preferred,
to open a colfee shop witb
grocery items, beer·&: wine,
In a new ahopping center. A
aood opportunily for the
right penorl. Inquire 805
Broadway, Laguna Beach.
Pbone "'"· 494-7864
BAR-a.QUE TAKE OUT
Worldng <lief to manage
compact tttrlfic beach spot.
Salary + profit lhatt $350
dep. 646-3798
LVN Desires to la•est In cm.
nursing home or cl>cto1"1 of-
flee I Costa MeM ·Newport
UM. Pll6, Daily Pilot.
AUTOMATED Business -Make living. ~ hr wori< per
day, 1maU inv~t. 675-5622
Money to Loan 6320
PRIVATE MONEY
Jack Sm.Ith Co. iit>ee 1949
1323 North B~y, SA
M3-'3ll1 ~
Morfv-111, T .0.'t 6M5
~ lat ,.,,_Deed on spec-
taeulat Ocanmw Jot. Sold
for $7950, llQGle 1 % per
mo. lncludlq ~ all due S
11'1· 1°" dl.loount aalely
~tumed approx. 12~ per
yr. 41M-ll3'T
Mo..,W...W 6150
S2S ,000 for I months at 10 and
10 wttb tl00.000 trult deed on D> Oceaattew Iota ..
coll1teral. 4M-DJ7
ANNOUNCEMENTS _.. NOTICU
lleuftfl .,,.. .....
FOUND: Small blctl. A white
female •• ICJPl'OJt· 2 to 3
mo.. old; 'fie. c.mm-•
P1acentia. Oleta Meea. Call
Aldas~.~
J'OUND: ~ ~ ....... ...,.Vk
....... 1.-• QJtty
lid.Html. ... ~
• i... ,., found Wk ~
6 8albud. ...........
bob tall, ....., c oa I ·
llWrl4-
~~ ..
des ·~ Onliale Olut QOep lilt. (114) ....
U'l"ll.E pra ....,_ I e Lei
Ill* dldl, • luacb,
4JrwcQr ...... m.31151
NCIMINTI
M4 NOTICIS
~tF;..MU '400
BftOWN 6 Blldl N1PY vie.
Fad, Mutet -HU;bQr,
C.M.1563 F S.O'-* CM. ..... ...
La;?; brim kber ecnpboak
area lloGDded b¥ Oak.
C.viot., Broolls, Olennt>n,
Lac B. Reward, tM.-3:iliO,
49t-W
PLEASE Return w hhe
femala cat. IOlt on Poppy
Ave., Olrona cle1 Mar.
Reward, no q u 1 a tl o a a • 6'B-.325S 67J..4m ,..
MovblJ, mtllt find! Reward!
Siberian HUl!c)', "Laddie".
blk., white face 6 chett.
Vic. Garfield Ave. E. o(
Beach, H.B. 96&-3491
CUSHION To Sold A yellow
Divan. oo 17th bet Pomooa
" Mml'O'lia. C.M. Rwd.
548-9518
COCKAnEL, yellow hf.ad,
red 11p<>t on each cheek.
"Tommy" Ovmer heartsick.
Bayahorel, Reward 548-7816
LOST SUn. Eve, vk:. M1ple a:
Hamilton, CM. Female Dox-
te, "Dutchey" 54lk>"1TT
GOLF Club -Spauldiac Ex-
ecutlve 3 Iron. Vic Corona
del Mar. RW<f.'MI 6-IQi9
REW ARD for white Jong
Thllf'sdlY, M_, 9, 1968 DAILY PILOT IJ c" ·*--·.·-~.-·_•*ll!llm-• ... '911!1.-lllYICI DlllCTOI_!. JOIS • IMPlOVMINT _JOIS __ ._E_M_,_L_OY_MfN' __ N_T JO•S A IMPLOiMINl JOIS l EMPLOVMINT.1 =·!" 6ISO _Heltt __ w_.,._ted __ • Men __ noo_ Help W1nted, Men noG H.lo Wanted, Men 1100 H•I"\ ~,~,. .... ~not' l ,_________ YOUNG MIN ••••••••• I
I ~ALITY work 11111 malariaJI by ll c en u d 23-33
painter. 20 yn exper. WITH IMAGINATION
-.et. We design and martltt bull-
riiiT a.All Palntlna ' MM forms, IO'lttma A ~· ...... !'REE a. ~ ~~ TDIATEIL ~ ..,...t>, vw: ""'~ ~
Salesmen
• a& ~G In lor •• lflJ procr&n\I, fine ft'PUtA· R.etail, to ~Ort It .--.... • ler tion It compl<llt production ,,., •Latta ln:
Exterior. Free estimates. tadliUes establlahes a h,lgh
Reuonable ~~. 646-lll5 eamlng potential wtth maey
WIMNNy1 W•nt? WhMWy1 Gott
SPICIAL CLASSf FICA TION FOlt
NA TUltAL IORN SW#IPDS
Speci•I a.t.
ltlulnWftl "90 binge lx'llelll4.
We are 1oold11g for lntelllrent
)'OW\i men with the cttatlve
abilil:y lo analyze and sell
• Santi An1 e Anth.lm
• Long leach
S U...-S tlMM-S bucb
autll •AO Miit' IMC\U09
u:ADt Gu • wattt e&eo.
tronlcaJb' loctted under ce-ment. blacktop. ground,
walll, ......_ any place.
~ Water lines cl~
ed, ......... restored. ~--·., .................... ....... ._YOU• ...... _,, • ...._ ._. ._ ef ...,."-
......rtMINO ~·WI -TllADH ONLYI CALL "LEAKS" 642-0348
· BukAmeric&rd OK PHONI '4W67t
Te ltlHe Your Trlden Per.._ M PWllBING
PALM Dese.rt 3 BR 1~ Ba SMALL home buaiDesa ln REPAIRS REMODEL
Air cood Furn. Corona del gold PftJ)llina kita. Tax bene-eG-3128
Mar 3 BR~ Sa + 2 8R fl~ PLUS profit. TRADE Sewf"I 6960
apt. $26,500 eqty. Trade for for boat or car on $500 val-1--~-.-----
house Udo Isle or f? Own-ue. ~8-8&12 Alteretlon• 642':5845
er-Bkdi73-6756 • HAVE: Horne A: business, Neat, accurate, 20 yrs. exp.
HA VE WOO worth of niotor-
cycle, gult.ars, wlp, surf·
bouda. Will trade for car,
boa.ts or what have yoo,
494-9556
Costa Me• $40,000 eq. TILE Cer.inlc 6974
$4.S,000 FIP. Want: V8Cllllt ---''-------
lot Dana Pl.C.platral»TDa. • Verne, tM l1fe Man *
Pem>0 Rlt)' 642-1m Oiat. work, 1Da(aU • repairs.
s Br 2 ta home. 1 Y'fU'old No job too mW!. Plaatu
lllce 'new. cpts, m,.. $3500 ~tcb. Leak1nc s h o w er
eq, For: Moblle holM, car. repair. 847-1957/l16-02o6
boat, or ? 962-5816 JOIS & EMPLOYMENT
• Downey
busmeu ~ems It ptocc-GOOd awtlna ware with auto.
d11tt1. College or equiv, bus-mat1c: l~ase_s. Ample op.
mesa backpoond In account· Portunlty for overtime. Pcr-
lng or admlnlstraUon requir• manent lnsl(1e work.
ed. . Free hospital & medical plan
Your APTITUDE ls more for the entire [amily: other
important than a proven aaJ. liberal benefits; including
es record. d('Olal, peycd va('ation, rll•.
BUSINESS FORMS ThL'I ls a care-er position In
DIVISION a Cast·gt'O\\ Ing organization. NATIONAi .• CA.~ll
REGlSI'ER CO.
call 1oc Appointment
E. J. Strickler 5'17-6021
An equal opportunity
employer
MKHAIHCAl -
ASSEMBLERS
Apply Monday
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Standard Brands
Paint Com~ny
at45 W. Lincoln Ave.
Anaheim
Equal opportunitY employe1·
Ancient Mariner
NEWPORT BEACH
2607 West Coast Hwy.
' I
T a~ing Applications
Sat., May 11
from 9 AM to 12. PM
for :
baited. .Chihuahua. .lot.l
11lde CM, Apr 25, 646-4225
Exec hm 4 br, 3 ba, dln rm.
elec kit, den, tnd'!Cpd. 1~
blk El Dorado CC. Pim Des.
w_ m:-"$20M eq. For unll or 'f.
~1-3374, 49+7997 ev.
UDO Jsle, Jge 2-story home Job Wanted Men 7000
105 ft frontage, 5 1ar11es. '
Experiem.-e p1-efcrrcd in
assembly of Pl'f'<'lsion
valves with ability to' read
blueprint&.
• •••••••• I W ait~sses -Hostesses
Personals 6405
O~RWEIGHTi
A new proven better method
of weight control. Control
weight permanently! No
clnlp, pills, crash diets or
IYDl•· Automatically telcb-
es proper eating habits le
conltol. No contract to algn,
no monthly fees. New low
price, S5 per viJlt. Phone
for FREE demonatratloo It
response analysis.
Weight Contrel lnt'I. • 774-7150 •
ALCOHOLICS AnOnymoua
Harbor Atta. Phone 673-8724
P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa.
Announcemenb 6410
Coast Health Club e FREE SAUNA e
With Swedish mauase by
7 Experienced Mauuese'
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
9 am-10 pm
132 E. 18th St. 142-5(1()
Funerals 6412
WESTMINSTER
MEMORIAL PARK
Mortuary & Cemetery
Comr,1.-. funerals
rom $245
Cemetery Iott
from $130
Includes Endowment care
Everythlnr in ooe beauWu.1
place mea.na lea coet.
No traffic problems.
l mt Beach, WestmiJJstet
S31-172S 893-2421
Travel 6435
WANTED. Woman or couple
to help drive le share ex-
pense to Zaneavllle, Ohlo.
Leave June, ret end ol Aug.
67S-6415
GOrNG To Halfail thla 1111m-
mer. Would lllte company.
Share expenses. Girl bet 19-
25. ca.UJane 4~4
SERVlt.E Dl~ECiORY ·-Appraising 6512
C. T. GUNDERSEN
Real Estate Appraiser
675-16'12 Ev.! ~9-1281
a.bytlttlng 6550
CHILD care. A~e 3 or over.
My Mesa Verde Home. $20
wk. 546-7887
EX~ Oilld care. My
home. Hot Lunches. Aiel 2-5.
151 Rochester Apt. A., C.M.
LICENSED DAY CARE .
Love lo care for baby. C.M.
PleMe call 545--0596
Will b1byslt weekdays,
in my Mesa del Mar home.
563459
lrlck, Matonry, .. c.
65'0
BRIO<, Concrete, Carpentry
a.tom Cablnela. S m a 11
Jobi, OK Free Eat 96:H!MS
IBullden 6570
RE Ill 0 ~J.: L, rep a I rs
plumb·,., .,.,tntlnf, tlec.,
carpentry, lftJd .• commerc.,
room addition.. R e a a .
m-.3008
C.p~ "'° !NO JCl8 TOO SMALL!
~t • IndUltrlal O>m-
me'Ctll -M aln ten ane e
J\fpa1r and Remodel
Real. Uc. bonded, l.naured.
• 982-1981 or eG~ •
•Carpentry • Cablnelt •
• Blt·lna • AltenlloN • • IWpaln • ~ ....
FREE eltim&leL No )II> tile>
llDelL lltmode1a ..s Ad-
dlttc.. 5tt-4m
CAlU'EN'l'DING • Roof..
.... All ~ • All wortt
swnntlled. -.mt
REPAIRS * AL TERA110MS CABINETS. l«1 Iba Job. 23 11'1 ~. ,...,,,
c ........ , c..a ......
11ooi'9-W~~· Et-~ ,.,.
r:~ -
I
HA VE 5 bdrm cu.'1om near
t>..Y-top qu.a.Jity. U),000 eq-
uity -Trade for aplM.'omm.
-HolJ)'WO()C:l-Bev. Hilla -Re9l
Estaters. MS-nn
$2500 eq. ln 3 BR 2 be, home
or rental w/compl recrea-
tion tac. on goU cne, near
ocean. For: Station wagon,
boat or TD'L 213: 59'tS829
TRADE for smaller home. "AMBrnOUS, e d u c 1 I e d
Price $110,000. Richard$)Q/ man. 33 yrs old, wants work
Purcell Realty 61S4031 evenings 6: weekends. 20-35
LOVELY Ba.Ycrest 3 BR. hn/wk. No gtmml~k jobs ~rate den. pooL Price need ~. 8334541
$59,500. TRADE for small RETIRED "Man w a n t 1
c; hour min \\-'Ork week
Steady employment
Profit lharlng
HOUM or Units. Richard-janitorial• malnt work. Pt. ..I.a
IOll/Purcdl Rlty ~ time H.B. or Weit. ~1 J, (, (Alltl (0,
4 Unit! nr. Npt_ Pier. Best Job W...-1; Udy 7020
-rental 11'8-$511,501). Ex-
chani'e for small bOuae-har-2 Mature Gennln women,
bor aret1 -~. 2006% fully experienced. Coo k
Court'. 673-6527 aerveo boosekeep d r I v e •
. Quality ttferen.ce. Deslrc
671 W. 17th St.
Cotta Mes•
548-3421
STOCK
PREPARATION MAN
For 2nd. shifi. Rub-
ber txperlence d ..
tired. Must read
scales and balances.
Age 25-45. Good pay
ind benefits.
Bartenders -Waiters
.Cooh -Kitchen Help
B~sboys • Dishwashers !
Cleer title R-1 lot, San Cle-
menle, ocean ldiie or fwy.
$9850 value. Trade for house
Costa Mva <Pref College
Pk} KI f>.~ or 546-2349
An equal opportunity
employer '6'I Rlvter1, all factory ex-v.'Ork ln home where both tra~. Including air, AM·~ needed. Write Dally Pilot --------radio, beautllul condJtion. Box M-114 JANROR &
Apply Perao.nnel Dept.
U S DIVERS CO Local manuflCturer has Agencies, Women 7300
• • 11 • Immediate openings for: ~--Escrow ~y. 3 BR., 1% Ba., O>ata Mesa
home, val. $18,500; will take
newer car or aubmit, for
down payment.
Owner-Agent 5*-S580
HA VE: 2 units Oxnard
Beach S:M>,000 eq. free &
clear. Went: local fixeT UJ>-
per units. Bkr. Perron Rily
&12-1m
BEAUTY Salon. 6 stations,
estab l~yrs Udo aree. Will
tid free and clear $10,000
eq. for R.E. or wbat-bave-
you. Bkr. 548-ml
Take pick-up, car, motorcy-.
cle, ? trade. 847-1707 CA RP E T CleenlJli. Floor ,,---,.,,-:-----~--1 stripping. Waxlng, Wills, 85 x 465 v1cant clear lot, Windows wuhed. 5314'i67
dose tn. $45,000 value-C9.Jl ========:: CLEANUP MAN
build 2& unlts. Ownet' will Job W•nted Experienced, neat appear.
3323 W. Warner Ave.
Santa Ana, Calif.
An equal opportunity
employer
trade ror inCOOte. Submit. M.n & Women 7030 ance. Excellent benefits,
Bkr. 642-6487, 5454412 good start.Ing salary. Con----------
Roberts (Akai) stereo tape COUPLE Early 50'1, Exp. tact: Mr. Robert Rogalski.
recol'der, xtra spkrs Ir hd-everr phase 8')1., 1mpv., NABfDf
phnes, S450 val. For: Cam· mgn t A: malnt. 546-6261 ~ =: ':5:s~ c:it cr•e. 0omest1c "-'' 1035 CAOILI.AC
2000 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
SMALL Italian Restaurant lJVE INS + re11 prop, $26,500 eq. Employer pay1 fee.
$32,500 F/P. Want: TDs, In-George Byland Agency
come or Vacant. Perron 106 B E. 16th, S.A. 547-0395
Ruy. 642-tm .a--,~ u-7100 Young Fry Cook
TRADE choice R;l Ocean .,.._,c._, nwin or
front tot in lAluna Be1eh "Jobs Are . Kitchen Trainee
J. W. Robinson
Ha. openings for:
Experienced
Air Conditioning
Mechanic
Full time.
Tni Inc. prop. Balboa Penn
trlplcx, 1,1 blk from Ocean
A: Bay. Gra over $7,000.
$21.000 eqt:y. desire prop
around Dana Pt or Fall-
brook. 6#-0151.
equity $39,000 for frte le Our Butlneu"
~:~;w power boat. Coast Employment '-lxcellent Benefits Pennanl!T'lt job. Clance for
* * * * * *
AGENCY
Santa Ana Prof'l Bld&.
1670 Santa Anl Ave.
Cotta Me.. 642-9611 ~ -·--------SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICl DIRftT'ORY Hrl 8:30 ani -5 pm Mon-Fri.
Cement, Concrete~ Gerdtnlng '6IO Helo Wanted, MM 7200
CUSTOM PATIOS ·a: ANTHONY'S
Block walls. Also concrete Garden Service sawing A removal. 842-1010 646-1941 CEMENT work, all types. COMPLETE CLEANUP
No job too small. Free est. NEW LAWNS
11. sroruCK 548-8615 Reas. monthly care. Pron·
CEMENT work. P 1 ti o • , Ing. Landscaping. Exp. bor-
drjvewaya, walks. etc. All tloulturi1t.
types. Free eat. 893-4818 WANTED GARDENER
Chlld C1re
For weekly maintenance.
6610 Must be neat, re~ablc
--------smd reliable. Able to do
VACANCY -1 child. Hot landscaping u neceuary.
lunches, nape, toys, ac-Eastbluff. Phone 644-0077
tlvlties. Lie. 546-1539 aCtcr 6 PM
I Child Care In my home. Japanete Gardener
Pomona School area. By Exper., complete yard
day or we.ek. ~ let'Vlce. Fr"ee estimatee
ContrKton 6620
• ROOM ADDITlONS •
• 548-'rn85 •
JAPAN~E GARDENER
Malntenance by the month.
Good rers. Expel' !;4&..'1'758
DAYTIME
BUSBOY
G~at opportunity tor arz>.
bltlout young man. Apply
in person between 2 and
5 p.m. daily.
Snack Shop
2305 E. CoHt Hwy,
Coron• del ~r
Wanted Immediately
Final O.t1il A
CIHnup Man
tor yacht manuf1clurt!'r.
Apply 1682 Placentia Ave.
Ct>sta Mesa t... T. Conetruction
Family rooms, kitchen or
anits. Sinllle atory or 2;
plans custom designed. For
nttmat.es A: layout, phone:
1~~-----------,-~-Cut a: Ecf&e Lawn IOYS 10 · 14
• 847-lSU .
ADD • Rtmodel e Repair
Res -Comm -Indu.sbial
Maintenance. LfceMed. Good TOUteal •Good profttt
543-4809 -545-8570 alt 4 PM BALBOA PENINSULA
MOWING. F.dgil\g, vacal1wn. DAILY PILOT
Gcn'I cleanup. Hauling. • 642-4321 •
Odd jobs. * 548-6955 Stock-Room Clerk
Free ~te le Est. DICK GeMr1I Servleee "82 Knowledge Inventory Control
HUFTMAN 673-4159 JSLANDER MCYl'ORHOME
TOM CARNEY, Bldr. 15 yrs Painting, Plumbing, Cat-IKl6 E. Washington St., .
exp, New constr. rm add, pentry, Reaal Rel Insured. Santa Ana
gen malnt, xlnt wtr. '73-2413 ~m~ OK KJTCHEN He I per Ex-
LJC!:NSED Contractor. Ad-C.all Mike 642-0348 perieoced In Mexican food.
dltions. Remodeling. Sm HIVU-6730 Apply Milla M ' x I c: a n
Jobi Specialty. 673-7129 ··• Restaurant 547-W. l~ St.,
AddltlonS * Remode.ltng I HAULING. ~uh pickup. _CM------~-Fred H. Gcrwick, Lie. Trlmmlni. Aft)'thlng ·we do ROtri'F.S AVAILABLi
m«>tt * 549-nTO It all. ExPtrt worlt. 56-21'92 In
advancement.
(No student• Pltaae)
lob'1 Bit loy
154 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa, CaL • IF
You have
• IUlt
a car
•
and the desire to earn 1n
extra $100 per week aalary
for 5 evenlnga woric call
MR. MilLER PR 4-2021
MANAGER
BAR &: DINING ROOM
Experienced. Send resume
It salary required to
P. 0 . Drawer 391
Hunllrlitoo Be1ch
S.lesmen a Managers
Career ClpJIOl'1:1 with le1cUng
firm offering OTer 100 mu·
tual tunita. Full or pt time
No exper nee. we train.
Npt Bch omce. 642-6422
Santa Ana oUlce, 547-83ll
IDvestorw Financial
Savic:a, Inc. --------Wo,.ina foreman
Injection molding elq>f'ri-
ence. S m a J I growing
plant.
SMALL PARTS, INC.
1346 Loaan Ave.
Costa Mesa S-16-4863
COLLEGE MEN
SUMMER JOBS
Excellent aalary. Good busl-
nes1 expertence. We train.
Box M lll Dally Pilot
======== u&1n.,..,.. -•---Wf!ttmlnater for ~ 10-14 6625 ~u ... Hv -Guare ~up. Good Profit. . No Sunc!q o.rtS.r Industries ·
C.rpet Ca..nf"I ~:..~:, ~ ~-~I: _ DPUwry 642--021 Experledenced m a c h I n I s t s
Apply Personnel
10-4, Mon. thnt Fri.
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunity
employer
CABINET
SETTfRS &
SfffllERS
Mobile Home
Experience
Excellent opportunity
-Apply-
fXPlQRfl
MOTORHOME CORP.
4000 Campus Drive
Newport BHch
--Architecture I--
Draftsmen
Min 2-3 yrs experien<'P in
apartmrnt hoo!ie and tract
home fiC'ld. Preparation of
prrllmlnary lnyouts of nrw
hydronic domestic healing
and cooling system. Gnoat
oppty to leal'll n!'w ffrld
pal'tlcip11llon In enginttrlng
teslinit ond lo rfeale a llJ.
lure in a rapidly i:rowlni:
manufACturlng comp1ny,
B•lance.Flo, Inc.
~~
SALESMAN
EXJ)Ctienccd ln selling
Shoes A: Men's S!)Ol"t.s-
wr11r, Permanmt, good
bcnrfib.
• Electronic
Assemblen
• Wiremen
We are an established
commercial firm with
liberal fringe benefits.
Only people with at
IHd 1111: months ex·
perience should apply
to
PARAMETRICS
929 Baker Street
Costa Mesa
549.2221
Dishwasher
D1y Shift
Apply in person
Coco's
Famous
Hamburgers
17th & tn1ne
Newport Beach
APPRENTKE
Need energetic young
man to learn the
printing trade • Must
be ambitious. High
school diploma pre·
ferred.
Numerous benefits
including life insur-
ance, hospitalization,
sick leave, paid vaca-
tion & credil union.
Apply at the DAILY
PILOT, 330 West Bay
St.. Costa Mesa.
Ask for Andy Ander·
son or Paul Ward,
after 3 p.m. ask for
Frank Halley.
WELDERS
Excellent
Fringe Benefits
-APPLY-
Experience in niA and Mort-
gage. Good typin( 'f'eCl\lim),
no SH. Prcler u/40. $450.
(split feel
Newport
P•r-Mnnel Agency
833 Dov~r Dr., N.B.
642-3870
LVN'S & PRACTICAL nurses
needed for private duty. All
ah.ills. LescouUe N u r 1 e a
Regi51ry. 642-!l!W
Help Wanted
Women 7400
WOMAN • ~ cap1ble of car-
ing for conv1lcscent !emale
alroke patient.. Go home
nights. call 5 4 o -9 87 T
between 8 1.mrlO Lm.
CHURCH Nursery attendanl
Exper lady avall Sunday.
and olhrr occasioos. Own
tram. Ph: 5-!8--0385 or
6~
BARMAIDS .•••
•.. and GO.GO
DANCERS
$300 per week
638-5483 or 633-lmi3
SHARP W AlTRES.S TEAl'i
Bar-b-q. Take out. Cllte
beach area coffee shop. Will
consider s a I a r y + prollt
shating. 646-3798
SEAMSTRESSES
&'Cper.. [or fast growint
women's ~port.swear mfg'r.
Groovy place to work plus
good pay. 1810 Monrovia, CM
e Medical Aut. for back-Ole. ,
X-ray, lnjrctlon. e Med Ins. Sec'y. Expa.
Salary open Ph: 837.q
NEED 2 Fullerelles. C&n
earn $4. bour. we train.
H.B. Mn. C. re en b ar1
842-3525 * TELEPHONE SALES
T0r> Commission, aalary tf
you qualify. Exper on!)'. For
Interview ph 54&-7041 :
OLDER couple to manage 11
unit bldg. in Huntington
BMch for partial rent
847-5487
Everyone uses Fuller brush•
Why not sell them. $3. br.
Mrs. Brown 842-7692 H&
* HOUSEKEEPER
LivP Ln. 1 chlld. Lido Jale.
Call 9 to 5 547-9321
BABYSITrER, Ml time Wed
thru SUn. S3S wk. Reliable.
Re req. MH>623
P Operator. Ana .erv
e r pref. Avan h all
sh. I.I. 536-7725
DENTAL Ofc. Mgr. Exper.
or 4 yra collfgt. Single, 25-•s. 546-3000
, • WAU. TO WALL . SERVICE Station Attendant want with own tools. Good
• CARPET CLEANING • HAUIJNG' OtelHIP, even-full time txperlence .,...'. JIOSitlon. 914 W. 17th St., CM. SJlYERWOODS EVftll\Mft
BIG 01.tcount! &f6.3m ::~weekends. Call Jack fe!Ted. E~1rP Chuck Ill• &cl-3285 ask for Bernard l:Arl.WUI
S1lnlady experlell('ed
for ~wl'lry store in
Costa Mesa, 548-3<!02
llectrlcel
..... Chevron c"'m"r S•-'R-. Gerti.er or Ron Dennison. 45 F11hl I I nd ,._ L I & H Jc. ... G Cken ·-' ... ' "'"• -on 11 -e DONUT Maker , <''C· -,,et •Y "I au .. ,.-araie· UJ11 dale et F.dlnger. HB. POUSH Ii: OE-rAJL MAN Newport a..ch MOJORHOME CORP. perlencrd, urly A.M. shift, •• ,.1r 6626 Yoo name It. I i.ot. Jl8I-MAINTDlANCE or dlttd ANO TILE DONUT MILL 54G-J754
-175_Y_ARD8--ol-NYLO--N-CA_R-_ =·~:.Jotvi 64MGJO d'UINr. Approx 'i time. p~A~~~iAN 4000 C1\npus Drive PRIME arc1 "1Uerette M!t".
PET. dlr betg. Meal tor Tl'ee mnovat ~p '~-~~ Wmrla.lnt.t PO<'~:_.':; 1"'"" lfA......, CM Mll ErTjTf Newport IMch H.8., F.V. Will tratn. Mrs. ..,.rtmen1a $3.95 • J1lrd""' v-, -~· ,. ... r.,.,, te o .._ N•• ,,_ .. VOK. . . KUI UI 'Ibacken.y, 96.2-5244. ltalkd. (~ding ema) 0th· backhoe, fill, .....se. ISUfG Ba1boe. M-9303
er blrp,lnat Call MM-411 lrenlnt '7SS CAMPER & 'l'ralltr metal CAlltlD IOYS SAWMnl Er_, EC TR 0 N r Cs Sll'Pl>lY M.A'fURE Woman babysit
--'-.... · m8-n, mt18t htwe pr~ GOOD RO•........, Mt Counte-Sale.man. Ex Per 11\y home. Own lnlns. J schl ~..... NING ,,. ,_ not nl'<'euary 11 you h1~ chldm. Aft 6 pm. 96'1~
CUSTOM IRO t'X~· AP 111 Y at AVAJLABL!: Tn ~u Blsr ~nr Lllk<' prop. M;tne electronic ti.cqroond. MA.TNT. Man It maid. stnrhi
Plrtc op• &!11"1' Monarch Jnduatrlr,, 21211 Rt1N11NGTON BEAOt r1'fir8 fllll or pn.rt tlmr. 11. W. Wrt¢it Co.. 17'/0 or <'l)\t. nttod ror motel aptJ.
tO.-.-~ Placetllla, CM. DAILT lttLOT omcr, In Nrwport lkach Newport e.vd. CM. 2334~ Newport Blvd. CM.
l':LECl'RJCAN, Llmlltd A sn:ADY per1 tlmr dcltm'J • tGG21 • and Big ~r Lake. Exet"p-MALE Ha-..,.,_ ..... ..:..;.;...,,,;,.....,....:...--~-=-bond• d. Snuill Jc*. L-4!'·1~ 6110 Job for dean c:ul i.-ollfl'C stu. -IMtendtr tionlll eamlng11 frrr top .. ....,,..., want.,.. IMMD>. Competent ac'y for
malDta 6 "'9lra. s.aD CAYNOl\'S LAND8CAP1NO dent wiGI own car. S00 W. hD tlmt. ~ open. "1<'n! Writt Box M llDDaJ.. i!::.. :1~...fli:ntlJ\ltOI ~-~rs. Tt~ Ml
• CWU>IHINO SERV1CE Olt H1f1, NtwPOl't Bell. At1f*1 .. ...-i: ly Piiot
........ MIO Sta'-1kilwd cait:rctr, IE'RV ata. Attend. P/tlme. Howml .lehnten Rest. A .. ftdea. Wemen ,_ RSICPR. N time tili'Olliii
EXPD. J1PMtR-Ammcat1 ~dll -0...CW N ....... nll(ht A wla1dl. mo ...... llvd,. CM wrn: RttlrM a pp 1 l a II c. awnrner. IMP tamD,y. °""
prdfncr: lndtcp, dun-11111: fr.e •t ·No Job too...,_ ~ B1D Gut ror appt. ll:ltVICS l'ta Atmidant 1(11'\'l<'t min (auto. walihfor See 8etlY Bru~ at tnnlp. 841-QlO alter 5
Moathq malnt. 531-&CS tTt mat sa1m ' .._. ti llllit mtcb ~r· II drycrl ror iitttrnl' •'Ol1!. IABYSrrrER • ..._... I
• JAPANDE OARDEN1NC 5erv at& atte:nd 11'1\Vt' )'aid Uftb1 ..... m S"'*1or. MIUt ht In jtood bc&I01 Md m £' sfrla, 2:30 to 5:30 ddr. SJ.5
StrvSct Cleanop. ~ ~............. ablft. 9a.lu7 + ('Of'Dm, Oft lfB I ' ~ drl\lr fl'UCk. 84'J~I i6~ w ee ---~-..,:-':'~,,.....--..
inC-sn:1034 aft T p.m. ......... s.mo, mt E C&t ftw>', ODI * ~ 8&Je9 SF:RvtCS St•. Atttndant, A•ff!C)' for caner Girls e LYN * MOWING, tdcJnl, A clan INTEi\ ar J:xt. PAINTINC, £XPti\ q,arint d I e I• I 1°' ~ ealal')' II Elcper" full tlrnt ~ 1697 410 W. Olut Hwy,, N.B. '-t er fUJt time .. ...
•• MOIMNy rates. ftote IMMEi>. IER9JCE. Locel mtdlanlc OatlM ~ .... 1Gll ..... .... onlJ. PlacfJlltle (eoc w U) c.M. .,, ....... ..... lO'IH .. ...... •
..etmat.t. C.ll •llll.,.. ttl. 1'REm at. ~_, ca.• Slit St. f'fB ITMTlt hr ~ltitllw pit Mt-'"1 ate tJfSllll&n!t ~ DA.LT Pl1Dr WAJft
' ... ' -\, ~ ' > I ~ ' •
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JU8S 1a EMPLOYMINl JOU & £MPLOYMINI JOBS & IM'LOYMINTJOIS & IMPLOYMINT' MIRCHANDlSI FOl MIRCHANDlll POI ,MlltCHANDIH llotl MllCHANDISI POR MIRCHANDIS!.~I
I W ._.. SALi AND TRADE SALi AND TRADI SALi AND nADI SALi AND TRADI SALi AND , _.., Help W1rtte4 H. p en... __ ,.._ _ _
Help W•nttd Help W•nttd women 7400 WOIMft 7400 Furnltul'e IOOO Furniture IOOO Planea I Orpni 1130 Mhallaneoua MOO Mhc. WlfttM 16_!!
Women 7400 Women 7400 I -· ~~ltL-1~-• WANTED
TYPIST El t Old World Y-. we·r. i.v1a1 • ...., AUCnoN
Spanilh ell. .,.. ..._ ....... New • Ultd An&mrt. N-ec ro-£ -ID" • Spriaa. no. mod-'"'·· Mly 10. 7:30 ,..... Opeo1n& unmechately anO-
a.ble for a t:Yl>iat Jo operate
a Frtdl!'n Flvcowrlter. Poe).
11on lnvolve.s typlnc mater-
uit for llbivy book cal•
IO~UCI.
Mechanical • M • t Mediterranean :e.-~cm:::.:~ Z~~~
• Assemblers Anc11nl ar1ner r Furniture a:::::= ~~i.S·:: ~-Color TV'l-S,_,...
-TOOLS-~1-1212 ., lfS.0555
SS CASH SS
Experlenud only. We pe,y c:alll for: Appltra.ot~ must be rapid
and aceurate typist.-able
to 1ype 60 w p.m . .:s ell'C·
tn<' typewriter. Two years
p r P v i o u a expenence re-
11u11'ed.
Computer Aasembty.
-APPLY-NEWPORT BfACH
All New Decorator pieces and room croupln_p r.. llOl Newport. CM IC-8484 ettn. coffee 1a.bles, chests,
turned from display studl<>1, model homes, movie * PlANU, a ORGANS • _..,q maehlnet, maltl'all-
atw:Uos. Decorators Cancellation; H<>Ulldul ot SJ)M-• Laqest stock !JI So. Calif. et. cte.ka. twin comtt Wllll,
tsh Furniture. items as foUows: Goraeoua 8 ft. * 20N M&tt. .J• Pl •·--lampg, TV''· 1tereo1, new Spaniah sofa & Matching Chair. Custom quilted with 7"_,7• "". ayer , ... ..,. drapes, retrJ&erator1. ltov· carved wood trim. R. 10 ft, St-ville Carved velvet l<Kk> roUa to choole from dry ocl'
' Furnlttn ' Appllaneet I Antiques I Tools
~IN ITEM or -•
COMPLETE HOUSEFUL
Wr ~ 1 grnwth company
in the tleld of education of-
fering txcellent salaries.
Hbcral benefits Including
profit s h a r i n g, pleesant
wori<lm; cnnrlltlons, and op.
Communlutlons
2607 West Coast Hwy.
sofa, heavy Dark oak end t&bles 6 matcllins cock· • Term. • Terms -Term. * et, wub6rs, ers a Call 541-6748 or 827-&771
tafl table. 8 Piece King sl:ze Mediterranean oak pan. cub foe YoUr piano cir trade MUCH M REI WANTED TO PURCHASE, a
eled bedtoom suite with full Kinir size box •pl'1np __ ... , w•llftY'S •uCTIOll u 11c nae in good stan-......... ttress. Large Spanish decor "'"'--room. Gold ar..... piano or new 1Pinet u,11 A quor e • .... ......_ Field'• Wholesale Plano .Co. ding in OrU1ae County, Coo-leat Spanish table lamps. Hanging awag lampt, etc., 12072 Broo"" ... ·-at""""-......... """"u Ne..;..,..rt Blvd. uict "CU" at area code 213: etc. Each plece can be purchased lndivldulll))'. ......... "'"""r·~ .wo"n -r-
Whole houMful w•1 r tt. $1685.00 Garden Grove (n4) 131-2770 Behind Tony's Bldr. Mat1l1. 627--3114 Daytime. 2230 S. Anne -St.
'S•nta Ana, Calif.
An equal opportwlil)I Taking Applications MUST SACRIFICI • $698 00. 83 Harnond 0rpa-Cotta Mesa 646-8686 BUY!NG SDver Cettificatei .. e with Leslie ........ en OPEN DAILY 9 to 4 Pay $1.45 to $1.55. Ed's Coln POI ONLY , • • • • ......--Shop, 8558 Westminster Ave., employer
I l)OrtunitY !or growth and
arlvancrml'nl. S.t., May I 1. Terms Available -Newcome rs to Calif. Excel cond. 675.3606 SIMMONS Hlt1e-a·btd, 11 k e Westminster 897-1525
Credit Approved Immediately BA.BY Grand. Beaut mahog., new S75. Maple chest le mir· WANTED refrig under soo.
xlnf tone. w/bencb, $695. ror $35. Hospital bed $25. i..1.... nd 897 1093
Apply in perl'l>n at the
PersoMel Office. m.LER from 9 AM to 12 PM R & D Facrialture Private parcy. * 54G-ZT38 Invalid stool and Invalid good wor,...,. co · -962-4751 1144 Newport '°"'"•N, Cotta M.. walker. 2 Sta11tter reducing
'"" •ltllt "" t -s.t. & s... 'ti ' RNio 1200 tables. Roper gas ranee 125. Machinery, etc. '
l~~~!!!l!~~~~~~'!!~~!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wr ln1er washer , ~--~~~--~~
JOBS & EMPLOYMENl Offl F ltu IOlO SACRIFICE $70, Lafayette Mlmqrapb machne 125. CEMmr Mixer • fleet. % ce urn ,.. mode.I 525 23 channel c. B. Redwood petio furniture: sack, new $250, want $11).
1700 PROFESSIONAl
LIBRARY SERVICE
Part time position avail·
able, well groomed youna
lady. Hours 11 a.m. to 3
p.m. Monday through
Friday. Teller or New
Accounts experience pre-
tt'rred. Please apply in~
person to MR. LlTCH
for:
Joba Men, Wom. 7500 EXEC (l4"60l delk 6 chair R.adlo with M 2 Mike In-Table and bfncbes $10, <n4> 847-3812
................ iful ' eludes a·n t e n o a • Call chabe lounre SS, Jove-aeat MEN Ir v.'Omen to circulate ·~ .. .,.,... Beclut • ldnt 54lr4622 after 7. SB. Commercial 1 e w In ii: ---------1 A Xerox Comp•ny
2200 E. McF•dden Ave. popular petition. Musi be cond. Sl40. 6'f3.6n7 machine, chain llilch SlS-fRCC TO YOU
regllkred voter or Oranize 1. Smltb Corona p o r t a b I e ~
Count.v. Good pa,y. Inquire Office Eqvlpment IOI 1 Tttevis.._on l20_5 typewriter, like new .
al 19QS E. 17th St . Room HEP .. '<fES Amba_ss_a;r-~i~ .-.. --.. -------~ • Crutches. chain., tables,
S•nt• An•, C•lif.
Glendale Waitresses· Hostesses
An' ('(1ual oppor1uruty
___ cmploy('r __ _ Federal Savings Bartenders -Waiters
212, Santa" Ana or ph inc tynewrlter, ~ elec devices. RENT OR IUY 8mm movie projector. and 8J5.633fi. 1!92.6587 ,. much, much more.
---*-WANTED--?~~e~ ~?~ ~~~80• c•t•R St. Andr~u~abyterlan mnYPE 2333 &. CoHt Hwy.
Newport Beach
Ara equal opportunity
employer
Cooks -Kitchen Help Telephone solicitors. Full lSlh Ii St. Andrews Rd.
or part time. ~968l S I022 Thurw Fri le Sat. 10.S G1r•ge .1. • TV .... 646-5960 OPERATOR Busboys • Oishwash.rs SchoOl1-tnlfruction 7600 GUNS, radk> clock, oeJc cof-ORIGINAL Hand Crafted
fee table, jutce extractor, Bolton Rocker, Pa.Ir Velvet
chess aets, rock collection, 2 chair, ilde table, deM< and approx 1 yell' old. Very If.
wigs, golf clubs, movie chair, twin Antique head· fectlonate. A~omed to IBM
KEYPUNCH
• l PBX RELIEF I
Two years minimum fn·
dustrlal exp e r i e n r e.
Knowledge of PBX multi-
ple board desirable.
I PBX OPERATOR Responllillillties will in-
volve PBX Receptionist
relter. mail !!Orting and
distribution and typing.
PBX experience required.
-360 PROGRAMMING
INDUS. DRAFTING
GROC. CHECKING
'TRONIC ASSEMBLY
PBX/TYP
fire-proof wall Ille, Hi·Fi, FREE chain, Green linen lounge BLACK.Persian ~ ~t,
camera, Rollltlex camera, boarda and box springs, side dogs. 6l}-0172 519
fl!l'nJture le book.~. Many chair. Frost·free Frigidaire. MOVING -must find good
other items. &14--0724. 1215 1 Y Hr • • • f arberware BroUer wilb all home In adult f8rnily for our
f Twn Y"ars minimum in.
• dustriaJ experience muf.
1 ~ tlple bo.1rd. Knowledge of
, Teletype de!lirable.
I
I
' ! I ' • 1.
Both position1 full
time, perm•nent, or
vac•tion relief.
Apply P•t Fol1om
833.()6()(), Ext. 2129
COWNS
RADJO CO.
19700 Jamborff Road
Newport 8Hch
AU applications rl'v\ew~
on merit with no bias tC>-
ward Race, Color, ereed or
Sex.
PROFIT SHARING
J. C. CARTER CO.
671 W. 17th St.
Cost• Meg
548-3421
An l!QUal opportunity
employer
SECRETARY
Must be sharp, competent,
experienced girl. Age 21-40.
Pleasant phone personality,
EXPERIENCED
CREDIT CHECKER
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
3029 H•rbor Blvd.
Coat• Meg
546-2033
An equal opportunity
employer
Applicants cnnsld<?rcd nn
merit regardless or rncc,
religious creed. color, na·
ti.on al origin or ancestry.
Fast typist· at leost ~wpm G•I Frid•y
No s/h. Use dictaphone. Pref exper In construction Modem 2·girl oUI~. Send
resume to Mlcrowave Instru. industry to handle all offke functions for rapidly grow.
mcnts C.O. 3111 2nd Ave., ing company manufacturing Corona del Mar. ---------t domestic heating and cool-PART·Time light housekeep. ing equipment.
.
Newport Be1ch
Secretary required for the
President of a national
firm of Engineer-Ing Con-
• sultanll. This position will
include other office duties
during lhe President'• tre-
quet a bsenses. ExCi'ptional
typing and shorthand skll!JI
and a pleasing personality
are required. C.Ollege beck·
ground pre!rrred: salary
open. Six girl oW~.
. Phone Mr. Andrew1
675-3551
Ing &: messenger duties for B•lan~Flo, Inc.
medical clinic. Mu.st have ~
car. 11 :30 AM to 3:30, Mon. SECRETARY lhru Fri.; Sl.50 Hr. plus gas
&: fringe benetits. 549-0386 Busy stock brokerage of.
For app't. lice. Light steno, heavy
WAIT'RESSES, Experienced. typing Selectric, gen'l oUice
Nile st)ilt. UnJon scale, duties. Min. age 21. Slart
h o 9f)ltalization insurance, $400. Phone for appt.
dental care. ApPly in person 642-4080. Shearson, Hammill
9 lo 11 AM. Howard's le Qi.
Rei.1aurant, 4001 W. C.Oast Aut. Teletype Oper.
Highway, Newport Beach. Stock brokerage o!flce. Ex·
KEY.PUNCH OPERATOR per. preferred. Must be last
Minimum 2 years exper. & accurate with figures.
Contact: Mrs. Bradley Salary open, Position avail.
Macco Realty Co. end of May. Phone 642-4080
881 Dover Dr., Ne"Mp't Bch. for appt. Sbearson. HammiU
' INSURANCE AGBKY BABY~~!~· ~~e in. le CoSEAMSTRESS
I Maturt', responsible person. To do alteration In groovie , Newport leach References. Room & board shop on casual dres.~s and
desires per500nel as follows: + small salary. Days Z13: sportswear. Full or part
• 11 l Exper Ins. secretary 627-JJZl, Evee. after 7, 714: time.
with supervisory capablllllea 541>-49'12 THE LOOK, Fashion Island
121 Multiple line underwriter _B_EA_UTl __ Cl_Al_N_.-G-,ood--w-ith Call 644-2400 for appl.
131 File & mruJ clerk hi1th etyting & older styles. ALESWO .. EN Ex "-tar Pho M S ··• • p., am· °" ies open. ne r. New plush shop on 19th St., bilious. career minded In
Gib!!on, 548-1185 C.M. aero.., [rom new work into asa't Mgr. or tast
r--_._ II Senior e111zens ri-sidence. grOWU\g nne iarties c1nthinst , ~r .. ,'lilry F\111 nr piirt lime. 642-7241 chain. Sre Mllr. BACK
' lm lo ~12. Pt'r mmth. ~ BABYSlmNr.: 2 s ma 11 STREET. 25 Fashion Island,
: t~eJ 10 or 12 mnnth flOl!I· <'hldm. apply in person. N.B.
lion ShorthAoo 00 wpm, ~ Rrfs req. 9052 Pioneer Dr, ATTENTION WOMEN: J\et"p ing fill wpm. Th~ )'('an HB
1 ~!Anal eXJ>l'f1('0C(' re------.-----lhat important job el hnml'
1 qulreli. Call Fountain Valley MAID 8t ~Iaint Man. Q>le or & still earn S50 wk per!
School District l)b'2.\J3l he-11ln1t:e· Need for motel 11pts. time, 2 or 3 eves/wk, Car &
I tween ~ p.m. May 13th, !'j2~iii~iNieiwportilliiiBilivdi .. i CMili,illlliipihoneiiiineiiiaiii495-iii54•22miiiiil I
I 1968. II
l SHARP GALS f V/ho are Interested In work·
I Ing tn. a very groovie •hop
can apply for this job U you
are experienced In high
., fltshlon SJ)OrtswCf\I' le dreL~
es. ~II time only. For ap.
'
pointrnent
ca II 644-2400
THE LOOK
Waitress
Full time da)'I
Mand~ thru Saturday
Codrt•ils and Se.nchricht1
&180
El!CTltONIC
I EC
Electronic Assemblers .....
Day end Afternoon Shift
Requires 2 'YH" Hperienca in sub end final
1uembly. Cheuis wiring , soldering, crimpin9
i nd lu9g ing experience r•quired. Must be able
to work from wire lists.
i
_, "-rt ttmc-. 2 ntghf 1
Sat. and Sun. codruiil1 En ellent Comp•nr benefih , including GROUP
'AEOICAL-QENTA pl•n. 12 d•yi ennu•I IH ve
plus p•id WHk off at Christm••·
Th H..Wle
JU Bak(-r St. Colla Mt1111
C.feterla Counter Glrl
Mutt have cslh rtgister t!lf•
Pttlerft. Monday throuih
Friday T:3M p.m. C&U
833-G&OO, ext :ms
~r r
I
-. . .
A,,ty Ptn-el Depatuw""
701 E. VUMONT, ANAHEIM
INTERSTATE ·
ELECT IONICS
COIPOIAnoN
• ..... uttc· Itri**~ .. ~
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II
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PRODUCTION
WORKER
C•p•ble of
inspection.
-APPLY-
1917 Pl•centia Ave.
Cost• Mesa
West Coast
Huntington Beach
536-8885
12027 Garden Grove Bel, CC
537.7113
Zll7 S. Main St., Santa Ana
545·7166
Coldenrod, CdM. Parts & Labor at 1 a c b men t 1. Small pet long.haired black cat.
SINGLE PHASE 1 hp mtr bookcase, smaJ.1 chest o{ 543-0453 5/U
with capacitor S22; dbl bed, $7 M. • drawers. 20" G.E. electric FEMALE Peke, no papen.
blywd S18: CE v a c u u m fan. Antique bra1o1 planter. Adult home only 962..QISl
tank type Sl2; 151~· RNER N D • •t Hand cut Crystal decanter, after 6 p.m. or weekenda
BOAT, needs pnt l25: Dinet-0 ep SI HJ.Ff record player, ass't 5110
le ~at $15. LOTS MORE! "r eco rd a Miscellaneous ------,-,..--.,.-"" MIXED Gttman Shepherd -1550 Superior (rear) CM Rent Wrth items including car,,eting, part collie pupe. 8 wks. kJt-
6-16-9188 O • I prints, original block prints, lens, tabb"" ~ whites. ption to uy etc. 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM JV
521-7555 Dally. 4.27 Goldenrod Ave, S<J&.-0409 , 5/U
Corona de! Mar COCKER Type puppies free Rummage Sale .. -.... Zl2 N. Lemon, Anaheim
776-2900 PART·Tlme typl1ot thru
(Saturdays). Send b r i e ( "Better Living
St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church
15th &. St. Andrews Rd., NB
Fri •nd Sat. 10-5 p.m •
RENT
COLOR TV
SWIMMING POOL
18 Ft Pool, Filter, Su.rfa~
Skimmer, Maintenance Kit.
FREE Ground Pad.
$149.88
SECARD POOL
to good home. 6 weeks old.
Call alter 6 PM. 531-7631
5/9
Education" resume P.O. Box 7202. N'pt. ----c ----
Beach. FOR
MALE Beagle, 10 moe old,
all shots. Free to aood
home. Loves c h i 1 d r e n . Secretarial Training
Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500 ATTEND TllE
....--------Most Modern Up-to-D•te
H 0 U S E H 0 L D Antique r u r n I t u re, silverware,
~~WJ~~n·:°t!i. ~~:. ~ ~: $9 MONTH 323 S. Main, Orange
5J2.l!l92
968-1953 S/9
2 Adventurous kittens 1 wks
• 1 black, l white, 1257
Conway Ave .. C.M. 549--0532
Aft 6. S/9
BUSINESS COLL.BGE in the
J W Rob'1nson Southland. The school of
• • • Programmed Leaming with
C.Oasl Blvd, Boat Cany<>!' Rental can apply to purcnue
Center, Laguna. Thun, Frt, ORDER BY PHONE 2 COUCHES. $25 ea. Treadle
sewing machine, S2S. Revere
H•1 opening• for:
~ Silespersons
-Women'• letter Shoes
-Women'•
Casu•I Shoet
Top Commlulon1
Full time
Excellent benefits.
Apply Personnel
l!M. Mon. thru Fri.
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunity
employer
the "finishing school" touch.
Complete Secretarial -
Brusbup -mM Keypunch.
Start any Monday-Evenin&
classes 8.1$0. '
POLLY PRIEST
BUSINESS COLLEGE
325 N. Newport Bl., N.B.
Phone 548-9723
PIANO • BEGINNERS
prer. Chlclm. love t h e I r
lessons. Nancy D e n n I s
543-7649
SCHOOL children'• vacation
rates. Chilcoat 10.Lesson
Typin~ Scbool. 548-2859. 173
Del Mar, C.M.
MERCHANDISE FOR
Sat
HOUSEHOLD goods Ant\. 523-3651
ques, clothes, DLo;c Sander,
plants &. planters &. lots of 9 to 9:30 -T DAYS
Misc. 1400 Dunning Dr. Lag.l'!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!"!!!!"'"'!!!!!!'
Bch 494-8485 Coosoles, Portables I: Hl·l'l
$29.95 BBQ S3, Surf brd sso. TV no.
Refrig water coolers. Pool
cleaning equip SlO, oUlce AND UP
chrs Sl!>-20. 178 Sanui Isabel. No M-ey Down C.M. 642~7072 -e Thurs.·F'ri..Sat. e OAC
Furniture I: Misc. $1.00 per wk. buys lease plan.
49'l Magnolia. Costa Mesa. Ne,wporter TV Sal"
C c~1 M I , Open 'tiJ 8 P.M. arage ""' e: any terns. 2027 Harbor Blvd CM ~U Mey 8 · 11, 10 AM to 6 PM
249~ Virginia Pia~. C.M. HI-Fl & Stereo 1210
-'\LE AND 'TRADEA _.-,P~P_ll_•n_c_" ____ 8_100_ 1:!te~!e~ c~:~~. ~~~
Furniture 8000 KIRBY new. Take over small
16mm sound projector. goott
cond $25. N e w b 1 u e
bathroom sink SS. Cas
range, $25. Grey 9x12 rug,
SS· •
St. Andrews
Prelbyterlan Church
15th It St. Andrews Rd.
• FABRIC SALE •
Mon. to Fri. 9-11:30, 12:30-4
Sat. 7 A.M. to 2 P.M.
Vast selection of knit fabrlcs.
Open DAD.. Y to pubUc, Um·
ited time only during in-
wntory clearanc~.
Costa Mesa Knitting Mills
929 Baker St .. Costa Mesa
KITTENS Perfect p e t s
playful, cuddly and laving
3240 Indiana An., C.M.
546-2880 5/9
REAL CUte 5 wk. old pert-
Persian kittens. 1 4 4 9 2
Sahara Lane. Hunt. Beach
897-6937 5/9
6 Mixed Siamese It Maltese
Bluish Gr.y. Be1ultful tit-
t ens afte r 4. Call
642-5987 5/9
AUSTRALIAN sheepdog • aU
shots • Ucense -1 year old.
&tz.8311 !>Ill
BEAUTIF1JU. Y marked, 8
wka, male terrier type p~
PY. ~3087 5/10
ADORABLE capridoull kit·
tens. Sandbox tre..lnl!d.
---------Vacuum Oe11ner, '61 dual 50 payments or $86.12 cub.
Sp1ni1h Mediterranean model, with attachments: Credit Dept. 535-7289
SMALL Assortment ol lovely
old china by private party.
Entire cupboard full or in·
divlduai pieces. Moving.
Make oiler. Haviland -
Meiuen -French &: Euro.
pean. Eves & Wkends ONLY
OR U316 CdM
LI 84417 -Sill
YOUNG female cat, landlord
says "mu~'l go." Will apayed
tree. 543-6189 5/11 KEYPUNCH
OPERATOR
2nd Shift
SHOWROOM SAMPLES $149.50 5 yr guar. 540-ll72 1966 MAGNAVOX conao1e
S-Ft wood carved armed di-These are not repoucssed atereo. Walnut and cher-
van with large man's match-machiMs. 2300 HRJ<bor Blvd, rywood nevermar, $95. Call lflllTTEft FABRICS.
ing chair: beauti!UI Medi· CM Dl~o Music Ir Ap.-aft &: wlmds. 642.-5235 1UU 11 UI
terranea.n fabrics and col· pllance Co.
ors. 5 Pc hexagon Spanish -'w"""E_DC_EW_OOO __ s_tov __ e_w.,..,.ith Sporting Gooch 8500 ""' FOR SAL!
MATCHED Set ol black kit·
lens. free to aood borne.
963-2568 5/ll
dark oek·top dinin& set with everything SSO: Froet-free C.Olt .45 Automatic Remnanla, Samples Ir M111-
ADORABLE 8 wk old male
kitten, black, housebrokl!'n.
Slx months to one~ ex· black or avocado framed ref rig SSO: King az bed, 1m Argentine model. enda Sat. Only I a.m. to 2
perience necessary, chairs; decorative vinyl de-hoUywd $50. 6 4 4-10 7 0 . Good condition $80. p.m. 929 Baker, Oleta ~tesa S Puppies 2 maJ.e a 3 female
Call 675-3340 aft 6 PM. Sill
-APPLY-
Manhall
Communications
2230 S. Anne St,
Sant• Ana, Calif.
An l!Qual opportunity
employPf'
-Cooks
-Hostesses .
-Day Busboys
-Dishwashen
sign. S Pc Mediterranean 548-4527 e ~ aft 6 PM e STORAGE c 1 e 1 11 out. 6 wks (mixed breed )
bedroom 11et-9 drawer Mr. KELVIN ATOR Refri&. Cop-Valuable antiques I: all W-8229 519
&. Mrs. dttsser. large fram-pertone 14 cu. ft. Separate Mlacellaneous 8600 Household Fumlllhlng!. By F R E E Ki t 1 en 1 -
ed mirrol', large nlte com· freezer apa~. Xlnt cond. private Party. Everything housebroken, fat I: healthy.
rondes., matchinl panel de-$125. Phone 548-8935 aft 6 or KIRBY vacuum cleaner and Reasonable 1c.! Iris CdM 642-7199 519 ~igned hradboant. wkends attachments. Take 0 v e r Eves & ••kendJ ONLY FREE Fert!Uzer. 2 O 2 7 2 •-5 VALUE payments ol S6.50 or S49.7o &7J..831& ~" Mal hi 1110 cash. Credit d~t. 535-7780 ---------Cypress, San t a Ana. Full Price NOW $-429.95 Sewing c "" EARLY Ameriean sola bed. FOAM Rubber cut to 1lze. 56-2655 511
OR TERMS AS LOW AS 1961 Singer conaole due to rocker. cotfee table, lamp Uphol llJpplJes, fa b r I c • • ADORABLE amall bred ter~
$3.00 PER \VEEl< aeparalloo. Aaume 8 pay· table, bunk beda I: naur. naugahyde. Factory outlet. rit'!' mixed pups, bom •tub u !Will sell items individually) t r $5 TS no .25 cash Low prices. A·l Foam tails. 7 wka. ~ 5111 NO DOWN men o . or ...., . chair. 546-4749 Fabric " Upholstery Suppl)' No payment until June lSlh, WANTED eood homes u 5 · Use Our Store Charie Toucfl.0-Match, automatic RCA Maiple stett0, maple Co., 311 E. Sth St., S.A. ........
No fancy front BUT • , ...._.......,_ _ .. ~ buttonholes CCJUd) 6 din. Ro)ltl port 13.'>ll81 beautlfUl long haired aiutftl.
SIDE uuuum .. u~, • If I b T wkl. 89'2-Q02 5111 QUALITY VALUES JN ! bllnd hems etc. No at· typewriter, '° c u 1 ' 175 YARDS ol NY L 0 N
APROVED PURNITURE ta c h m e n t s n e e de d 536-4.574 CARPET dk ~. k1ee.1 tor FREE to good home I a~
2159 H.rbor lhd., C.M. Guarantee 1Ull OK. oat UPHOISI'EJUNG • f1'9.50, 2 apartments. $3.95 a yard In-able long haired ldttena T
Dally 9-9, 10.5 SUnd&J anyHme, 528-6618 pc. (E1m>peu craft.llDen) ltalled (peddlnc extra). Otfl. wkl. !IS'J-53(72. 511
e 543-9660 e 1967 Slnaer Zigzag In walnut Free est. ~el, pl~, 2U er bargalnl! Call, 54M47! DARLING Kittens a Ta 11 •
LIKE NEW-walnut Mr&: MnJ consolt. 0 o es evf1')'thlnr. Maln, BB Berny ~ ~I Pltase call 644-2510 5/9
rtrei.ser. nlte 11nc:I I: chat or Full balance $43.76 or ss.oo FILL DIRT WANTED AUSTRIAN ski boots, 9~. ALL blk kl~ena, 8 wb.
drwn S17S: blue.gm chalr monthly. 522-3520 aft 5:30. • Lq'una Bcb 10,<Kk> CY. SAC! DI. Kirby Vacuum 548-4740 5/lG
S20. baby bd A buggy S8 ea. 496-lMO •/attach, $50. Sn&I bed, an· 5 KJTTENS, 8 wtcrold -1Dld 54~ Pl•nos & Or .. M 1130 Boya Schwinn ~~ tiq~ wbt, $15. Lamt> I: to dog a baby. 54U745 Sill
APPLY JN PERSON COMPLETE whlte d b I t At.miENTIC STYUNC6 Excel cond, $30, lhade, turq., SS. CaU aft 6 KJ'JTF..NS. I wb. ~190'1
9 a.m. w 10 p.m. bednn ~ $125. Walnut SPANISH &Irr~ pm OC' wlmdl. 540-3885 after 11:30 J>.m. 5/t
<Tedema ~. 2 aela ~at MontER'S~AY MINK 1 El.re owrbead ~ Tm tables ~. E1t-ctric ·clothes Story & Cl•rit Plane trol~. l. ~1 tir coo.led nu. Dirt. 64M371 5111
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151 I . P1clfic Cst Hwy CVSTOM Mllde extra Ion& Thlt Week Ony.,. $111 n..AGSl'ONE. OM.half or\a. white vphot chatn. Mlle,
Newport BHch ~~'°a:C::·tc!'~ GouW Mullc c_,..ny c:a.;. ~GI aq. f\. $3$. ~o 1l8 w. 20lh, CM. _P_ets~._Gene_.....,r_•_f ___ llC_D_-0
block ccllee table. 67J.«41 ~ N. Main, S.A $4T~ Kl 7506 EUROPEAN dark . bloode T W 0 Parakttts -: cqe,
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Nt'wJ>Ort btach HOUJt. 5201 Pll'amo~ Low"1 si>t orpn _.,, ~ Jlllt ~ed A.nd cleaned! Donel Lane, CM.~
taking appllcatlonJ ror Pico R.inra. 213: 99t.50 WID'lltJlr piano rtSIO $499. Looks like new: MA.KE OF·
WAltreMCS • llostr~11 Weber reblt O'llnd D . Uniqge Noaic nle P1cbn Fl& M-1022 Cats ...
Bartfll'lden • Waltrrs KING Siled bed, 2 cbaln a * R.tlttCs now tor 1U:mmtr S«>. 2'll0 Vf, OcaidNat. * OLD Spenlsh cabtnet. .. ,..~.,. ----.. ~ ......
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Thun., M~ t, 12 to 6 PM Office l'umlture I010 U TERMS nn. mutt 1t11 tmme& ... a,. puty. Beat otter. m-ait ===;:;:-=====~I 'STI w. Coast Rwy, . WSIC CITY, C.M. 0.pl 64W445 • ()IM. E'Ya. All day wketldl 0.,. 1121
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rntsurantt to •I'll C~bo f u r n1t11N MACU~nmn. ptttone GE reft1I. lib au white Fox ttolr. Colt '400, DAOl!HtJND Pups, 2 m.i-.
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unlf0rma. ~ d•• l ~ cabin~: ~ Hammond Spinet orpn Btactc Ptrllan lamtl JAcMt, W311 QSM A.KC e..i Hounct Pup. Trt.
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SUMMER EMPLOYMENT ;·.-.. vatu.. fOC''S\200. ~w.·~n.i;~· TENHtS Olb IMlllNnhr, tor btdroornt. Blue. muld-kids! S:SO. ~JM.
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